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PLASMA DISPLAY TV
Chassis : D74D(N_42SD)_Spirra
Model : PL42E7SX/RCL
SERVICE Manual
PLASMA DISPLAY TV FEATURES
DTV Ready PDP TV
Supreme Picture Quality

Supreme Convenience Quality
RF, HDMI, PC(Analog),

2 Component, 2 Video, S-Video
Slim line design
Energy Saving
PL-42E7S
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This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Aug. 2006
Any unauthorized use of Manual can be punished under applicable Printed in Korea
International and/or domestic law. AA82-04056A

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Precaution
1-1 Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
1-2 Servicing Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
1-3 Static Electricity Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
1-4 Installation Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
Chapter 2 Product Specification

2-1 Product Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1
2-2 Key Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
2-3 Specifications Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
2-4 Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Chapter 3 Alignment & Adjustment

3-1 Service Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
3-2 How to Access Service Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
3-3 Factory Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3
3-4 Service Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11
3-5 Software Upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-14
3-6 Replacements & Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-15
Chapter 4 Exploded View & Part List

4-1 PL42E7SX/RCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
Chapter 5 Electrical Part List

5-1 PL42E7SX/RCL Service Item . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting
6-1 First Checklist for Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
6-2 Checkpoints by Error Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
6-3 Troubleshooting Procedures by ASS'Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-13
Chapter 7 Block Diagram

7-1 Overall Block Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
7-2 Partial Block Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3
Chapter 8 Wiring Diagram

8-1 Overall Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1
8-2 Partial Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3

Chapter 9 PCB Diagram
9-1 Main Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1
9-2 Power & IR Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-4
9-3 Function Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-4
9-4 Side AV Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-4
9-5 Main SMPS Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5
9-6 DC-DC SMPS Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-6
9-7 PDP Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7
Chapter 10 Schematic Diagram

10-1 Analog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1
Chapter 11 Operation Instruction & Installation

11-1 Product Features and Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1
11-2 Installation Notes and Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-5
Chapter 12 Disassembly & Reassembly

12-1 Overhaul Disassembly & Reassembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1
Chapter 13 Circuit Description

13-1 Power ON/OFF Signal Timing Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-1
13-2 Partial Block Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-2
Chapter 14 Reference Information

14-1 Other issues related to other products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-1
14-2 Technical Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-3

Reference Information
14. Reference Information

14-1 Other issues related to other products
Problem Descriptions
Braun, PDP and LCD TVs can all be damaged. When a still image is displayed in a sequence,
this can leave stains or after-images due to the characteristics of the panel.
A fixed screen can cause
However, the DLP TV has the advantage that no stains or after-images are left on the screen.
permanent damage to the TV
The DLP TV has mirror pixels on the DMD panel that project the beam onto the screen, in
Braun tube.
which the mirror is a digital representation of 0s and 1s, leaving no trace of light.
The mirror returns to a blank state so that no stains or after-images are left.
- A too long DVI cable may cause a malfunction or degradation of the visual quality due to an
attenuation of the signal. There is no recommendation for the cable length at present.
In general, although a cable length of up to 5 meters should work, please check if video is
properly displayed on the screen after connecting. If you think the length of the cable is longer
Length of DVI Cable / PC RGB
than for normal use, check the visual quality of the video on the screen and shorten the
Cable
length, if necessary.
- This also applies to the PC RGB (D-Sub) cable. When the length of the cable is longer than
for normal use, video may not be displayed on the screen. In this case, shorten the cable
length.
When a digitally distributed TV The digital distributed TV (Ready Technique) can render HD sources as HD-rated.
user receives HD-rated However, you need to install a set-top box for this purpose. The digital TV alone cannot render
broadcasts: HD broadcasting as HD-rated. Install the formal set-top box for HD broadcasts.
When a digital distributed TV
The digitally distributed TV (Ready Technique) renders any broadcasting service as SD-rated.
user selects normal size (4:3) to
However, when connected to a set-top box, the digital TV renders HD broadcasts as HD-rated
receive SD-rated digita
and renders SD as SD-rated. The screen size is scaled to 4:3.
broadcasts:
The digitally integrated TV ("built-in" type) renders SD broadcasting as SD-rated.
This can be understood easily.
When a digitally built-in TV user
Even a high-resolution TV cannot improve a low resolution picture into high quality.
receives SD (air) broadcasting:
In contrast, an SD-rated TV cannot represent HD broadcasting as HD because the resolution of
the TV is lower than the original.
The representation capability of SD or HD-rated depend entirely on the TV set. The HD TV can
render HD broadcasting as HD-rated only when it receives HD sources.
When selecting a picture size of
In the meantime, the HD TV renders SD as SD-rated when it receives SD sources.
4:3 in connection with a
The picture size has nothing to do with the resolution; TV models like SVP-XXL3HD or
computer or a multimedia
SVP-XXL6HD have a size adjustment feature to 16:9, 4:3, Panorama, Zoom1, Zoom2 and Auto
device:
Wide. This is about the aspect ratio of the top and bottom boundaries to the overall screen and
users can select their preference.
Samsung Electronics 14-1

SD/HD broadcasts and the TV's display capability are related
1. A digital broadcast should be transmitted in wide screen (an aspect ratio of 16:9) HD. If the broadcasting station converts a
conventional program created in normal screen (aspect ratio of 4:3) into a digital signal and broadcasts the signal, the left and
right of the picture will not be displayed.
This symptom also appears in other manufacturer's TV's. The three appliance companies are trying to resolve the problem
through the Ministry of Information and Communication.
When watching an SD (normal) broadcast through a Digital (Wide) TV (480P normal broadcast)
When watching an SD (normal) broadcast through a Digital Ready (Wide) TV (Using a set-top-box)
When watching an analog (normal) broadcast through a wide TV
(When watching a broadcast after changing the aspect ratio of the TV from 16:9 (wide screen) to 4:3)
2. When watching a DVD title or video tape in wide screen (21:9) through a wide (16:9) TV, watching video from a computer or
game console by selecting the aspect ratio to 4:3, or watching video from a DVD, VCR, computer or game console through a
wide TV by selecting the aspect ratio to normal (4:3) or wide (21:9), the left and right, or top and bottom of the picture will not be
displayed.
This symptom appears in other manufacturer's TV's. The three appliance companies are trying to resolve the problem through
the Ministry of Information and Communication.
Changing the Order of the Picture Size for 16:9 Display Devices
Wide 4:3
Wide 4:3
Changing the Order of the Picture Size for DTV 1080i/720p Sources
Restrictions
1. When you want to change the picture size in PIP 'ON', you must turn the PIP off before changing the size.
However, you can change the main picture size even in PIP ON for products with no restrictions.
2. When the picture size is not Normal (4:3 for 4:3 display devices, 16:9 for 16:9 display devices) and you turn PIP on, the picture
size is changed to Normal.
However, you can turn PIP on without changing the picture size for products with no restrictions.
3. In the OSD notation for the picture size, 16:9 is represented as "Wide" instead of "16:9" for devices other than with 16:9 dis
plays.
Ex: For LCD 15:9 devices, "Wide" is displayed on the OSD instead of "16:9".
4. The picture size can be changed even in the blue screen.

However, the picture size should be controlled by the product specifications if the change is impossible due to hardware
restrictions.
14-2 Samsung Electronics

14-2 Technical Terms

Virtual Channel Reception Sensitivity Amplification (LNA)
In digital channels, a virtual channel is used. A virtual channel A signal amplification technique that amplifies a weak broad-
is a function that enables users to watch a channel by selecting casting signal by applying satellite technology to provide better
a virtual channel number regardless of the region of the user. visual quality even for users in regions where only a weak
Run Auto Channel Scan for digital broadcasts, tune in to a UHF broadcasting signal is available. (LNA: Low Noise Amplifier)
channel number according to the region for terrestrial broad-
casts, or tune into a channel number allocated by the cable Sub Woofer
broadcasting station for a cable TV network, and then select a A Sub Woofer is a speaker for ultra bass sound output only
displayed virtual channel. whose frequency is as low as 150Hz. There are two types: an
For example, even if you tune into channels UHF 14(MBC), active type which includes an amplifier, and a passive type,
15(KBS1), 16(SBS), 17(KBS2) and 18(EBS) broadcast from which requires an additional amplifier.
Kwanak mountain in Seoul, you can watch the channels using
virtual channels such as 11-1(MBC), 9-1(KBS1), 6-1(SBS), 7- Stereo
1(KBS2) and 10-1(EBS) regardless of your region and the A type of audio interface that transmits audio signal through 2
actual local channel number. The virtual channel numbers may channels.
be used nationwide, but the virtual channel numbers may vary Stereo transmits audio signals for right and left sound so that
depending on the local broadcasting stations. you can experience stereophonic sound, and the sound is
(Since the digital channel numbers may vary depending on played through 2 speakers.
your region and can be changed by the broadcasting policy,
ask your local broadcasting station or regional cable TV net- Partial Color Blind Person Mode
work company about the channel numbers.) If the virtual chan- Using this function, a user can adjust the red, green or blue
nel numbers are saved and the TV set can receive digital colors according to the preferences of the partially color-blind
broadcasting, you can watch a digital channel by pressing the person so that he or she can view the clearest possible picture
DTV+ button and pressing the first two digits of the correspond- on the screen.
ing virtual channel number.
Analog Broadcasting
Custom Color Adjustment Analog Broadcasting is a television broadcasting signal trans-
Using this function, a user can adjust the color according to mitted according to the NTSC standard.
personal preferences (Red, Grass-Color, Sky-Color, Gold-
Color, Skin-Color, White, Standard, Custom) without affecting ANTENNA IN Port
other colors using automatic selection mode or fine adjustment The port connecting the TV aerial via a coaxial cable. It is gen-
mode. erally used for watching public broadcast programs.
Simultaneous Screen English Caption

Using this function, a user can view two video signals from A function that displays English captions or text information
separate video sources on a single screen at the same time. included in the broadcast signal or video tape. You can use this
For example, you can watch TV and video simultaneously. function for your English studies by watching AFKN or CC
marked video tapes.
Dolby Digital
This is the digital sound standard developed by the Dolby Video/Audio Ports
Laboratory. You can select your preferred digital surround You may experience poor visual and audio quality when watch-
mode after connecting external speakers. ing a video tape on channel 3 or 4 through the antenna cable.
You can experience better visual and audio quality by connect-
Digital Broadcasting ing the TV and VCR through the Video/Audio ports. The video
Digital Broadcasting is a television broadcasting signal digitized port is in yellow, and the audio ports are in white and red.
and transmitted according to the United States' terrestrial digital
broadcast standard, or ATSC. Wide Screen
Wide Screen refers to a screen that is horizontally longer than
Mono a conventional TV screen.
A type of audio interface that transmits the audio signal through While the aspect ratio of a normal TV is 43, that of a wide
a single channel only. screen is 169.
Through a mono interface, it is hard to experience stereophonic
sound and the sound is played using only one speaker.

External Input DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)

External Input is a connected video device such as a VCR, DVD is a large capacity storage media that can store multime-
camcorder, DTV receiver, DVD, etc. as a video source. dia content such as video, games, audio applications, etc.
using MPEG-2 video compression technology on a CD sized
Satellite Broadcasting disc
Satellite Broadcasting transmits programs via satellite so that a
program can be viable in all areas at a high visual and sound DRC
quality. Approximately 100 channels including public broadcast This is a sound quality enhancement function that automatically
channels are provided. To view a satellite broadcast, you have controls audio output so as to prevent sound quality distortion
to install an additional receiver. even at loud volumes and correct the sound to the speakers so
that you can listen to the sound at the original sound quality.
Wire Broadcasting
Wire Broadcasting refers to movie, entertainment and educa- DVI (Digital Visual Interface) Port
tional programs transmitted by a broadcasting station within a A DVI interface is a standard for high definition television con-
hotel or school. nectivity. It provides a clear picture on the screen using TMDS
which minimizes video signal loss.
Audio Multimix
Audio Multimix provides 2 audio languages when foreign DVI-D Cable
movie, drama, news, etc. are broadcast. You can select and lis- A type of DVI connector. Using this cable you can only transmit
ten to one of the supported languages or you can select and digital signals.
listen to both languages simultaneously.
DVI-I Cable
After-Image Protection A type of DVI connector. Using this cable you can transmit
Using this function, a user can configure the options necessary either digital or analog signals.
for protecting the PDP TV screen.
HDMI
Power Saving Mode HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the first industry-
This function adjusts the screen brightness according to the supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface.
ambient brightness so as to conserve power. HDMI provides an interface between any audio/video source,
such as a set-top box, DVD player, and A/V receiver and an
Component Port audio and/or video monitor, such as a digital television (DTV).
The Component Port transmits a separate luminance signal as HDMI supports standard, enhanced, or high-definition video,
well as the green, blue, and red color signal and provides the plus multi-channel digital audio on a single cable. It transmits
best quality of all video connection types. all ATSC HDTV standards and supports 8-channel digital audio,
with bandwidth to spare to accommodate future enhancements
Cable Broadcasting and requirements.
Cable Broadcasting transmits programs via cable instead of via
the air. To view cable broadcasting, you have to subscribe to PCM
your local cable broadcast service provider and install an addi- PCM (Pulse Coded Modulation): This refers to an uncom-
tional receiver. pressed digital signal. Use this for an AV amplifier that does not
support 5.1 channels when connecting the audio output via
Tuner optical or coaxial cable.
A device that enables the selecting of specific channel frequen-
cies for TV or radio. SRS TruSurround XT
This function provides 5.1 channel surround sound using 2
Panorama Screen channel speakers when inputting a stereo audio signal.
This refers to a screen that corrects the picture distortion due
to a screen size mismatch on the TV.
Progressive Scan
Progressive scan displays the entire frame in a single sweep
so as to provide clearer and sharper visual quality.

VESA Plug & Play VHF/UHF

This function enables the automatic recognition of devices VHF refers to TV channels 2 to 13, and UHF refers to TV chan-
when connecting the TV to the computer without additional set- nels 14 to 69.
tings.
S-VIDEO IN Port
This is called super video. S-Video is a type of video signal
which has the video luminance and the color signal separated
in order to provide better visual quality.
Pixels, Resolution
The pixels are the number of small dots that make up the TV screen. The resolution represents the number of pixels on a screen.
For example, if the resolution of a TV is 852x480, it means the width of the screen consists of 852 pixel columns and the height of
the screen consists of 480 pixel rows. In this case, the total number of pixels on the screen is 408,960. The more pixels there are,
the higher the visual quality that can be achieved because the picture on the screen is displayed with more pixels and therefore
with more detail.
852
480
42SD = 409K Pixels
Gradation, Color Depth

Gradation describes the number of gradual brightness levels. Since all information is represented by binary numbers in a digital
system, the Gradation is determined by the number of bits used to represent the brightness levels of a pixel on the TV screen. For
example, if a pixel is represented by 8 bits, the Gradation is 28 or 256. Since a TV uses the three primary colors of light, R, G and
B, the number of possible colors for a pixel is 256 x 256 x 256, 16,777,216, or 16.7 million colors. If 12 bits are used for a pixel, the
gradation is 212 or 4096 for a color. Since three colors R, G and B are used, 4096 x 4096 x 4096 or 68.7 billion colors are support-
ed per pixel. Since 68.7 billion colors are far more than 16.7 million colors, the picture will be displayed by far more abundant and
natural colors using a 12 bit pixel. That is, since Gradation means the number of brightness levels, color represented by 4096 lev-
els appears more natural than color represented by 256 levels.
Contrast
The contrast is the ratio of brightness of the brightest color to the darkest color. The contrast is calculated by dividing the bright-
ness of the brightest color by the brightness of the darkest color. For example, if the brightness of the darkest color is 1 and the
brightness of the brightest color is 3000, then the Contrast is 3000/1 or 3000. A higher contrast means that a dark color is dis-
played darker and bright color is displayed brighter so that the screen contrast can be easily distinguished. The contrast differs
from the Gradient which means the number of brightness levels.
Therefore, if someone says that a 5000:1 contrast displays a color by 5000 levels, he is confusing Contrast with Gradation.
Brightness
Brightness is the brightness per unit screen area, the unit for brightness is candela (cd). For example, 1000cd/m2 means the
brightness that is measured when 1000 candles are lit within 1 square meters area.

Color Reproductivity
Each color displayed on the TV screen is implemented by a pixel on color coordinates which have an X and Y axis.
For example, when a pixel on the X coordinate 0.65 and the Y coordinate 0.74 is displayed as a
color and it becomes visible on the TV screen. While the possible color coordinate area is very
wide, the color coordinate area of the signal broadcast from a broadcast station is smaller than
that of possible color coordinates. Moreover, a TV provides a smaller color coordinate area than
that of the signal from the broadcasting station even though the size of the color coordinate area
varies depending on the TV model. In general, Color Reproductivity is used as follows:
The Color reproductivity of a TV is a certain % of NTSC. This means the TV displays that
particular % of the color coordinate area of the NTSC signal broadcast by the broadcasting
station. In general, a CRT TV provides the highest functional color reproductivity.

Operation Instruction & Installation
11. Operation Instruction & Installation

11-1 Product Features and Functions
11-1-1 Viewing the Control Panel
1 SOURCE
PL-42E7S Toggles between all the available
input sources
(TV, AV1, AV2, S-Video,
Component1, Component2, PC,
or HDMI).
2 MENU
Press to see an on-screen menu
of your TVs features.
3 + VOL
Press to increase or decrease
the volume.
In the on-screen menu, use the
+ VOL buttons as you would
use the and buttons on the
remote control.
4 CH
Press to change channels.
In the on-screen menu, use the
PL-42E71S
CH buttons as you would
use the and buttons on the
remote control.
5 (ENTER)
Press to confirm a selection.
6 POWER
Press to turn the TV on and off.
Power Indicator
Blinks and turns off when the
power is on and lights up in
stand-by mode.
Remote Control Sensor
Aim the remote control towards
this spot on the TV.
7 Speakers
PL-42P7H/PL-50P7H

11-1-2 Viewing the Connection Panel

1 POWER IN
PL-42E7S/PL-42E71S Connect the supplied power cord.
2 SERVICE
These jacks are for service purposes
only.
3 HDMI/DVI IN
Connect to the HDMI jack of a device
with HDMI output.
This input can also be used as a DVI
connection with
separate analog audio inputs.
An optional HDMI/DVI cable will be
necessary to make this connection.
When using an optional HDMI/DVI
adapter, the DVI analog audio inputs
on your TV allow you to receive left and
right audio from your DVI device.
(Not compatible with PC)
4 DVI IN (AUDIO-L/R)
Connect to the DVI audio output jack of
an external device.
5 AUDIO OUT
Audio outputs for external devices.
PL-42P7H/PL-50P7H 6 ANT IN
75 Coaxial connector for Air/Cable
Network.
7 COMPONENT IN 1, 2
Video (Y/PB/PR) and audio (L-AUDIO-R)
component inputs.
8 PC IN
Connect to the video output jack on
your PC.
9 PC AUDIO IN
Connect to the audio output jack on
your PC.
10 AUDIO-L/R (AV IN 1)
Audio inputs for external devices, such
as a camcorder or VCR.
11 VIDEO (AV IN 1)
Video input for external devices, such
as a camcorder or VCR.
Side Panel Jacks
PL-42E7S/PL-42E71S PL-42P7H/PL-50P7H
1 S-VIDEO IN
S-Video input for external devices with an S-Video output.
2 AV IN 2
Video and audio inputs for external devices.
3 HEADPHONE
You can connect a set of headphones to your television if you
wish to watch a television program without disturbing other
people in the room.

11-1-3 Remote Control (PL-42E7S/PL-42E71S)
1 POWER 17 PRE-CH
Turns the TV on and off. Tunes to the previous channel.
2 NUMERIC BUTTONS 18 SLEEP

Press to change the channel. Press to select a preset time interval for
automatic shut off.
3
Use to select a channel over 100. 19 PC
For example, for channel 122, Selects the PC mode directly.
press -, then 2, then 2.
20 CH
4 CH MGR Press to change channels.
Used to display Channel Lists on the
21 EXIT
screen.
Press to exit the menu.
5 TV
Selects the TV mode directly. 22 UP / DOWN / LEFT /
RIGHT / ENTER
6 + VOL Use to select on-screen menu items
Press to increase or decrease the and change menu values.
volume.
23 INFO
7 MUTE Press to display information on the TV
Press to temporarily cut off the sound. screen.
8 MENU 24 CAPTION
Displays the main on-screen menu. Controls the caption decoder.
9 S.MODE 25 STILL
Press to select the sound mode. Press to stop the action during a
particular scene.
10 PIP Press again to resume normal video.
Picture-in Picture ON/OFF.
26 P.SIZE
11 P.MODE Press to change the screen size.
Press to select the picture mode.
27 SOURCE
12 E.SAVING Press to select a signal from an
Adjusts screen brightness to save energy. external source in PIP.
13 DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine) 28 CH
Activates DNIe Demo mode. Displays the available channels in
14 MTS sequence. (These buttons change
Press to choose stereo, mono or channels in the PIP window only.)
Separate Audio Program 29 POSITION
(SAP broadcast). Change the position of the PIP screen.
15 SRS
Selects SRS TruSurround XT mode.
16 SOURCE
Press to display all of the available
video sources.
This is a special remote control for the visually impaired, and has Braille points on the Power,
Channel and Volume buttons.

11-1-4 Remote Control (PL-42P7H/PL-50P7H)

1 POWER 18 TV, DVD, STB, CABLE, VCR
Turns the TV on and off. Press to operate your TV,
DVD, STB, CABLE (box), or VCR.
2 NUMERIC BUTTONS
Press to change the channel. 19 SOURCE
Press to display all of the available
3 video sources.
Use to select a channel over 100.
For example, for channel 122, 20 PRE-CH
press -, then 2, then 2. Tunes to the previous channel.
4 CH MGR 21 SLEEP
Used to display Channel Lists on the Press to select a preset time interval for
screen. automatic shut off.
5 TV 22 PC
Selects the TV mode directly. Selects the PC mode directly.
6 VCR/DVD Functions 23 CH
- Rewind Press to change channels.
- Stop
24 EXIT
- Play/Pause
Press to exit the menu.
- Fast/Forward
7 + VOL 25 UP / DOWN / LEFT /
Press to increase or decrease the RIGHT / ENTER
volume. Use to select on-screen menu items
and change menu values.
8 MUTE
Press to temporarily cut off the sound. 26 INFO
Press to display information on the TV
9 MENU screen.
Displays the main on-screen menu.
27 CAPTION
10 S.MODE Controls the caption decoder.
Press to select the sound mode.
28 STILL
11 PIP Press to stop the action during a
Picture-in Picture ON/OFF. particular scene.
Press again to resume normal video.
12 P.MODE
Press to select the picture mode. 29 P.SIZE
Press to change the screen size.
13 E.SAVING
Adjusts screen brightness to save energy. 30 SOURCE
Press to select a signal from an
14 DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine) external source in PIP.
Activates DNIe Demo mode.
31 CH
15 MTS Displays the available channels in
Press to choose stereo, mono or sequence. (These buttons change
Separate Audio Program channels in the PIP window only.)
(SAP broadcast).
32 POSITION
16 SRS Change the position of the PIP screen.
Selects SRS TruSurround XT mode.
33 RESET
17 SET When your remote does not work,
Sets the remote to control your change the batteries and press the
TV, VCR, Cable, DVD, or Set-Top Box. RESET button for 2-3 seconds
before use.
This is a special remote control for the visually impaired, and has Braille points on the Power,
Channel and Volume buttons.

11-2 Installation Notes and Precautions

11-2-1 Installation Notes
1. Contact a technician for installing the wall bracket.
2. Samsung Electronics is not responsible for any damages to the product or harm to customers when the installation is done by
the customer.
3. This product is for installing on cement walls. The product may not stay in place when installed on plaster or wood.
4. The package contents and parts supplied for the wall mount are subject to change without prior notice.
11-2-2 Mounting Kits
Wall Mount Bracket ASSY-HINGE Screws
Plastic Hanger : 4 EA
1EA LEFT :1EA RIGHT :1EA SCREW : 4 EA
11-2-3 How to assemble the Wall Mount Bracket
Captive Screws
1 The wall mount bracket is delivered separately.

Please tighten the captive screw in the direction
of the arrow after assembling the bracket.
Install the Wall Mount Bracket after the screws
are securely inserted into the wall. Wall Mount Bracket
ASSY-HINGE
(LEFT)
Separate ASSY-HINGE
into Left and Right. ASSY-HINGE
(RIGHT)

11-2-4 Instructions on Securing the SET to the Wall Mount Bracket
1 Remove the screws from the back of the PDP. 2 Use the screw and assemble the plastic hanger.
(Please refer to the following picture.)
1 Please ask the installers to install the wall

mount bracket.
2 Please be sure to check if the plastic hanger is
completely secured on both the left and right
side after hanging the SET on the wall mount
bracket.
3 Please avoid catching your fingers while
installing and adjusting the angle.
4 Please tightly secure the wall mount bracket to
the wall to avoid injury from a falling SET.
3 Tighten the screws of the plastic hanger (shown 4 Remove the Safety Pins. Fasten the 4 plastic
in picture 2) to the back side of the PDP. latches assembled at step ( ) on the back side of
the PDP using the guide holes of the wall mount,
push ( ) and hook ( ) down to secure the PDP on
the wall mount as illustrated. Secure the PDP by
inserting the Safety Pins, not to fall from the wall
mount.
PDP panel
Wall attachment Wall

panel bracket

11-2-5 How to Adjust Mounting Angle
1 Secure the SET to the wall mount bracket.(Please refer to the Hold onto the middle of the PDP to
follow ing instructions.) adjust the angle (not the sides of
2 Set the angle by pulling the upper end of the SET attached to the PDP).
bracket in the direction of the arrow. (Refer to the illustration
on the right.)
3 The angle can be adjusted from 0 to 15 by 2.
11-2-6 Connecting External Devices to the PDP
1 Be sure to remove the safety pins underneath the PDP.

If the safety pins are not removed, the angle cannot be
adjusted. Any attempt to do so may cause damage to
the PDP.
2 Hold onto the bottom of the PDP and pull forward fully as
directed by the arrow as illustrated) to adjust the angle.
(0~20 by 2) Insert the Safety Pins to the front guide
holes on both sides as illustrated in figure .
Viewing the PDP after connecting the external devices
Remove the Safety Pins to adjust the angle to 0, and
then secure the Safety Pins again.
For safety, be sure to secure the PDP using the safety
pins. If the safety pins are not used, the PDP may fall,
causing serious injury.

MEMO

Disassembly & Reassembly
12. Disassembly & Reassembly

12-1 Overhaul Disassembly & Reassembly
Notice
- Be sure to separate the power cord before disassembling the unit.
- Discharge the capacitors first when separating PCB's with high capacity capacitors such as SMPS, X Main Board, Y Main
Board, etc. (A spark may be generated by the electric charge, and there is danger of electronic shock.)
- Check that the cables are properly connected referring to the circuit diagram when disassembling or assembling the unit
taking care not to damage the cables.
- Take care not to cause a flaw in the Glass Filter in the front.
- Assemble the boards in the reverse order of the disassembly.
- The plasma must be layed down on a flat padded surface for disassembly and reassembly.
12-1-1 Separation of ASSY STAND P-BASE

Part Name Description Description Photo
Stand Remove 4 screws.
: PH,+,WSP,S,M4,L35,ZPC(BLK)
Pull the stand down to remove it from the unit.
: Please lay the PDP unit face down on a soft surface

when removing the stand.
12-1-2 Separation of ASSY BRACKET P-TERMINAL

Bracket Remove the 8 screws on the Bracket Terminal.
Terminal : BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove the 2 Hex nuts for the PC input.

: M3,L6,NI PLT,SUM24L,#4-40
Remove Bracket Terminal.

12-1-3 Separation of ASSY COVER P-REAR

Cover Remove 22 screws.
Rear : BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove 4 screws.
: M8,L16,ZPC(BLK)
Remove the Cover Rear.
12-1-4 Separation of ASSY PCB MISC-MAIN

Main Remove 4 screws
Board : PH,+,WWP,M3,L8,NI PLT
Remove all connectors from the board.
Remove the Main Board.
12-1-5 Separation of BRACKET-PCB

Bracket Remove 4 screws.
PCB : BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove 2 screws.
: BH,+,B,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove the BRACKET-PCB.

12-1-6 Separation of Power Inlet socket

Power Remove 3 screws.
Inlet : BH,+,S,M4,L8,ZPC(YEL)
socket : FH,+,M3,L10,NI PLT,SWRCH18A,FP,-
Remove the Power Inlet socket.
12-1-7 Separation of ASSY BOARD P-FUNCTION

Function Key Remove 2 screws.
: BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove the Function Board.
12-1-8 Separation of ASSY BRACKET P-WALL

Wall Remove 8 screws.
Bracket : BH,+,B,M4,L12,ZPC(BLK)
Remove 8 screws.
: BH,+,S,M4,L10,ZPC(BLK)
Remove Wall Bracket.
: Please lay the PDP panel face down on a soft surface

when separating front cover.

12-1-9 Separation of ASSY SPEAKER P

Cover Remove 11 screws.
Rear : BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Bottom
Speaker Remove 4 screws.

: BH,+,WP,B,M4.0,L12,ZPC(BLK),SWRCH18A,-
Remove the Speaker.
12-1-10 Separation of ASSY BOARD P-POWER& IR

Power Remove 2 screws.
& : BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
IR Board
Remove the Power & IR Board.

12-1-11 Separation of ASSY BOARD P-SIDE AV

Side AV Remove 2 screws.
: BH,+,-,S,M4,L8,ZPC(BLK)
Remove the Side AV assy.
12-1-12 Separation of ASSY PCB P-SMPS & SMPS DC-DC

SMPS Detach all connectors from the Assy PCB P-SMPS.
&
SMPS Remove 8 screws.
DC-DC : PH,+,WWP,M3,L8,NI PLT
Board
Remove the Assy SMPS PCB.
Detach all connectors from the Assy SMPS DC/DC

Board.
Remove 4 screws.
: PH,+,WWP,M3,L8,NI PLT
Remove the SMPS DC/DC Board.
: Wear gloves when handling the power board as there

may be some remaining electrical charge in the capacitor.
Specifically, avoid touching any part of the capacitor.

12-1-13 Separation of ASSY PDP MODULE P-LOGIC MAIN BOARD

Logic Detach all connectors from the Logic Main Board.
Board
Remove 4 screws.
: WSP,PH,+,M3,L8,NI PLT
Remove the Logic Main Board.

12-1-14 Separation of ASSY PDP MODULE P-X MAIN BOARD
Flat Cable Detach all Connectors from the X Main Board.
To separate the Flat Cable of the X-Board, press the

upper and the lower sides of the connector.
X-Main Remove 4 screws.

Remove the X-Main Board.

12-1-15 Separation of ASSY PDP MODULE P-Y MAIN BOARD

Flat Cable Detach the 4 scan board connectors from the panel by
pulling the holder from both the top and bottom ends.
Y-Scan Remove 2 screws.

Connectors Separate the scan board from the Y-Main Board by

detaching the 3 connectors and remove the Scan
Boards.


Y-Main Remove 4 screws.
Detach all connectors from the Y-Main Board.

12-1-16 Separation of ASSY PDP MODULE P-ADDRESS BUFFER BOARD

Still Bar Remove 3 screws.
Remove the still bar.
Buffer Detach the all connectors from the buffer board.
Remove 10 screws.
Remove the E-Board and F-Board.

Circuit Description
13. Circuit Description

13-1 Power ON/OFF Signal Timing Sequence
70 m Sec.
Standby step turn-off

AC POWER ON/OFF AC POWER OFF for -processor
reset
5V
Stand-By, (POP Option outputs) 3.4 V
PS_ON (Active Low)

from PS External Remote
RemoteController
ControllerON
ON OFF RemoteController
Remote ControllerON
ON
(Remote controller ON/OFF)
PFC output
DC OUTPUTS Vca
Va
Vg vs. 3.4V
DC OUTPUTS turn-off sequence
D5.3V,A6.5V,12V,Vamp,Vt
OUTPUTS
Vg
VS_ON (Active high) VS_ON VS_ON

from P/S External
DC OUTPUT Vcs
Vs Keep Display ONw/o
display flicker while
DISPLAY ON / OFF 3cycle full-dip condition
DISPLAY ON DISPLAY ON
1. When connecting the AC power cord, Stand-By 5V from the Main SMPS is supplied to the Main Board (Pin 3 of CN1002 of Main
Board).
2. When pressing the Power button on the remote control or on the main body, PS_ON (Pin 5 of CN1002 of Main Board)
changes from High to Low.
3. If the PS_ON signal changes to Low, the Main SMPS supplies power to the Main Board and Logic Board, and Va and Vg power
is supplied to the DC-DC SMPS.
4. If the VS_ON signal from the Logic Board changes from Low to High, the Main SMPS supplies VS power to the X and Y Main
Board through the DC-DC SMPS, and the screen displays a picture on it.

Circuit Description
13-2 Partial Block Description

13-2-1 Main SMPS
1. Outline (PDP 42inch/50inch SMPS)

Considering various related conditions, the switching regulator with good efficiency and allowing for its small size and light weight
was used as the power supply for PDP 42inch/50inch, VS requiring high power consumption Asymmetrical Half Bridge converter
and flyback converter. To comply with the international harmonics standards and improve the power factor, active PFC(Power
Factor Correction) was used to rectify AC input into +400V DC output, which in turns used as input to the switching regulator.
2. Input
The power supply shall be capable of supplying full rated output power over free voltage ranges that are rated 100 VAC - 240 VAC
RMS nominal. Operating voltage : 90 VAC - 264 VAC
The power supply must be able to start up under peak loading at 90V AC. The power supply shall automatically recover from AC
power loss. (Note that nominal voltages for test purposes are considered to be with +/- 1.0V of nominal).
STD_5V & Vpr2(3.3V) is a SELV standby voltage that is always present when AC mains voltage present.
3. Output
Output Name Output Voltage Output Current(Max.) Using in PDP Driving
VS +190V ~ 220V (210V) 2.0A Sustain Voltage of Drive Board
VA +60V ~ 80V (70V) 3.0A Address Voltage of Drive Board
D5.3V +5.3V 5.0A
A6.5V +6.5V 3.0A
FAN_9V +9V 0.2A
VG +15V 1.0A
D12V +12V 1.5A
A12V +5.3V 0.5A
18VAMP +18V 2.5A Amp Voltage of Audio Board
VT +33V 0.006A
STD_5V +5V 1.0A Standby for Remote Control
Over Voltage Protection

The over voltage sense circuitry and reference shall reside in package that are separate and distinct from the regulator control
circuitry and reference. No single point fault shall be able to cause a sustained over voltage condition on any of all outputs.
The supply shall provide latch-mode Over Voltage Protection as defined below.
Parameter Min Unit
VS(210V) 250 ~ V
VA(70V) 100 ~ V
VCC(+5.3V) 6.8 ~ V

Circuit Description
Short Circuit and Over current Protection

An output short circuit is defined as output impedance of less than 300mohms. The power supply shall shutdown and latch off for
shorting VS DC rails to return. Shorts between main output rails and STD_5V shall not cause any damages to the power supply.
The power supply shall either shutdown and latch off for shorting is removed, the P/S shall recover. The power supply shall be
capable of withstanding a continuous short-circuit to the output without damage or over stress to the unit (components, PCB
traces,connectors,etc.) under the input conditions specified in Section 3 above. Current Protection as defined below.
Output Over Current Limit Unit
VS(210V) 20A, Constant Current.(TBD) A
VA(70V) 10A, Constant Current.(TBD) A
Output except Vs,Va No damage (Auto Recovery or Shut down.) A

Circuit Description
13-2-2 PDP Module
1. Logic Board
A name of main part of Logic Board and vocabulary.
Item Name Explanation

Y Connector The connector to output the control signal for the Y drive board.
The connector to receive the RGB, H, V, DATAEN and DCLK signals that have been LVDS
LVDS Connector
encoded through the video board.
Power Connector The connector to receive power (5V, 3.3V) for the Logic board.
X Connector The connector to output the control signal for the X drive board.
ASIC CHIP The main processor that generates and outputs the logic drive signal and the address data.
DDR MEMORY (MENCON) The Memory to restore Address output data.
DDR MEMORY (Frame Delay) The Memory to restore FCR data.
JTAG PORT The port to communicate uCOM.
Initial image select F/W or BLACK :
Initial image option PIN Jumper Yes : 4 3 or 4 3 Full White, Jumper No : 4 3 Black
2 1 2 1 2 1
Micom Loading 5Pin Connector The connector to load the Micom drive program. The program is loaded by connecting to
or the GA-WRITER.
Uart Connector Connector that loads and controls 512K data, and connects kiss can Board
ARM-PROCESSOR IC block Control-signal to drive logic main.
Buffer Connector The connector to output the address data and the control signal to the E-buffer board.
The LED that shows whether the Sync and Clock signal is properly supplied to the logic
Operating Status LED
board. (Normal Status: Blinks at 0.5 second intervals)
Buffer Connector The connector to output the address data and the control signal to the F-buffer board.
V-TOGG V-SYNC output pin.

Circuit Description
About Logic Board

The Logic Board consists of a Logic Main board, which processes the video signal input through LVDS and creates the address
driver output and XY drive signals, and a Buffer board, which buffers the output signal and outputs the signal to the Address Driver
IC (TCP IC).
Logic Board Function Remark
- Video Signal Processing (W/L, error diffusion, APC, FCR)
Built-in LVDS Application and 1 ASIC Chip
- Outputs the Address Driver Control and Data Signals to the Buffer board
- Outputs the XY Drive Board Control Signal
Logic Main - Major Drive Voltage Monitoring (MICOM Circuit Block)
: Detects abnormal voltage applications and protects drive circuits
- Temperature Induced Operating Mode
(Low Temperature/Room Temperature/High Temperature)
: Optimization of discharge by temperature
E Buffer Board Outputs data and control signals to the bottom left TCP IC.
Buffer Board Single Scan
F Buffer Board Outputs data and control signals to the bottom right TCP IC.
Normal Waveform
When the Operating LED blinks normally (at 0.5 second intervals), which indicates the normal operation of the PDP Set and Logic
Board, and the V-SYNC and data output signals are normal.
If the set is out of order, perform troubleshooting according to the procedures below.
1) Visual Inspection : Check if the Operating LED on the Logic Main blinks at a 0.5 second interval.
If the Operating LED blinks too fast or too slow, you have to reload the data onto the MICOM, as this indicates abnormal
data processing in the MICOM. To load the data, supply power to the module and load the data using GA-WRITER.
2) If no problem has been found through the visual inspection, check if the drive waveforms and the address data output are
normal. (Check Point: Check the DAMPING R-NET output of each data output terminal.)
If no drive waveform or address output signal is detected, load data onto the MICOM according to the procedures described
above, as this indicates a MICOM data error.
If data output is detected but is abnormal, it indicates a hardware short-circuit if measured for the drive waveform, or it
indicates abnormal data output due to the abnormal operation of the DDR memory caused by the abnormal Vref voltage if
measured in the address data. Abnormal data output due to the abnormal operation of the DDR memory or a short circuit on
the board, which may be caused during the ass'y process, causes the screen to be abnormally displayed. Therefore, you
have to conduct a short test for each part.
If the Vref voltage (Voltage Divider Voltage) is lower than 1.25V, check the resistance of the resistance output part and check
if the circuit status is normal. This applies the voltage and the proper Vref voltage and results in the screen being properly
displayed.
If the screen is abnormally displayed, even though the Vref voltage is normal, find any abnormal points by conducting a short
test. If a short circuit is found and it is repairable, repair it. If a short circuit is internal, replace the board.
The following waveform appears when the V-sync and address data are output properly.
< Normal V-SYNC Output Waveform > < Normal Address Data Output Waveform >

Circuit Description
2. X, Y Control Block
Drive Circuit Definition

The Drive Circuit is a circuit that generates a waveform (high-voltage pulse) for the X and Y electrode group of the panel's external
port so as to control the panel. The high-voltage switching pulse is generated through the combination of the IC HYBRID (Drive
block + IGBT) and FET.
Drive Circuit Mechanism

A picture is displayed on the PDP by applying voltage to the X, Y and ADDRESS electrodes of each pixel according to the appro-
priate condition. The drive waveform applied to 42HD V4 is of the ISSS (ISSS: Interweaving Scan and Selective Sustain with Scan
IC) type and has IDS (InDependent Sustain) in the Scan section unlike the existing ADS. Discharges within a PDP pixel can be
classified into 3 types:
Address Discharge: To form a wall voltage within the pixel by giving information (applying DATA voltage) to the pixel to be lit.
Sustain Discharge: Sustain Discharge is a display section that voluntarily maintains the discharge of the pixels whose wall
voltage has been formed by the Address Discharge. (Optical output for displaying a picture is generated).
Erase Discharge: To selectively perform Address Discharge for each pixel, all pixels on the panel should be in the same status
(the wall electric charge status and space electric charge status must be the same). Therefore, the Erase
Discharge section is an important component for guaranteeing the drive margin, and is implemented by
various methods such as applying a log waveform. However, the current 42HD V4 has adopted a wall voltage
control through an RA (Repeated Auto-quenching) reset that separates the discharge area and performs
switching to perform an efficient erase operation, while the gradient was the same in the RAMP section in the
existing approach.
1) Address Discharge
A discharge that is caused by the difference between the plus electric potential (Va apply voltage of 65~70V + Positive Wall
Charge) of the electrode and the negative electric potential (Applied GND Level + Negative Wall Charge) of the Y electrode. The
Address discharge forms a wall voltage within the pixel to display color (to be discharged) before the Sustain Discharge period.
That is, the pixel whose wall charge has been formed by the Address Discharge forms a Sustain Discharge vis the following
Sustain pulse.
2) Sustain Discharge
A Sustain Discharge is a Self-Sustaining Discharge formed by the accumulation of the electric potential of the Sustain pulse (gen-
erally 200 ~ 210 Volt) alternating over the X and Y electrodes during the sustain period, and the wall charge depending on whether
the pixel has previously been discharged or not. That is, it is controlled by the memory characteristics, one of the basic characteris-
tics of the AC PDP (in that the past operating conditions determine the current status). That is, if a wall voltage exists on the pixel
(if the pixel is on), a discharge is formed again because the applied voltage, which is the sum of the following applied Sustain volt-
age and the wall voltage, is higher than the discharge threshold voltage. If no wall voltage exists on the pixel (if the pixel is off), a
discharge will not occur because the Sustain voltage is not higher than the discharge threshold voltage. The Sustain Discharge
period is the period for generating actual optical output so as to display a picture on the PDP screen.
3) Erase Discharge
The purpose of a Reset (Erase) Discharge is to create uniformity of the wall voltage within all panel pixels. It evens the wall volt-
ages regardless of the Sustain Discharge in the previous stage. The Erase Discharge has to remove the wall voltage introduced by
the Sustain Discharge by supplying ions or electrons by a discharge. When the wall voltage is removed through a discharge, the
time when the reverse polarity is applied to the wall voltage (fine width erasing) is to be limited or ions or electrons are to be sup-
plied by a weak discharge (low voltage erasing) so as to prevent a wall charge in reverse polarity.
There are 2 known weak discharge (low-voltage) erase methods. 1) A log waveform adopted by F company and 2) a weak erase
discharge via a ramp waveform adopted by Matsushita and other companies. Both methods control the externally applied voltage
by the difference of the wall voltage of the pixel by applying the rising gradient of the erasing waveform slowly, because the dis-
charge begins when the sum of the existing remaining wall voltage and the rising waveform voltage exceeds the drive threshold
voltage. In addition, a weak discharge is introduced, because the applied voltage is low.

Circuit Description
Requisite Components Necessary for Drive Board Operation
1) Power
- Supplied from the power board. The optimal value may differ from the following:
a) Vs : 200V - Sustain
b) Vset : 190V - Y Rising Ramp
c) Ve : 110V - Ve bias
d) Vscan : -190V - Scan low bias
e) Vsc_h : -70V - Scan high bias (Created by the DC-DC power block of the Y Drive board)
f) Vdd : 5V - Logic signal buffer IC
g) Vcc : 15V - Gate drive IC
2) Logic Signal
- Supplied by the Logic board
- Gate signal of each switch
Drive Circuit Architecture and Function Description
- Description of the function of each board

Power B'd
Y-Buffer
Y Drive B'd
- Sustain Pulse
(Energy Recovery) X Drive B'd
- Rising Ramp Pulse - Sustain Pulse
- Falling Ramp Pulse (Energy Recovery)
- Vscan Pulse - Ve Bias
Logic E-Buffer Logic F-Buffer

Y Pole Terminal X Pole Terminal
(4 Block) Logic B'd (2 Block)
1) X Drive Board
This is connected to the X port part of the panel. 1) Sustain voltage waveform (including ERC) is output, and 2) Ve bias in the Scan
section is maintained.
2) Y Drive Board
This is connected to the Y port part of the panel. It outputs 1) Sustain voltage wave form (including ERC), and 2) Y Rising, Falling
Ramp waveform, and maintains 3) Vscan bias.
3) Y Buffer Board
A board, which applies the Scan waveform to the Y terminal block, consists of 12 Scan Driver ICs (TI SN755870: 64 Outputs).

Circuit Description
Drive Waveform Specifications
- Drive Waveform
- Description of the function of each pulse
1) Y Preset RA Pulse
This is supplied to the first sub-field and erases the discharge status of the previous subfield.
2) Y Main RA Pulse
During the Y Rising Ramp section, approximately 300V~350V (Vscan-h + Vset) of external voltage is supplied to the Y electrode,
and a weak discharge is started when each gap voltage is equal to the discharge start voltage. While maintaining the weak dis-
charge, as a whole, negative wall charges are accumulated on the Y electrode and positive wall charges on the X electrode and
the address electrode.
During the Y Falling Ramp section, the negative wall charges accumulated on the Y electrode by the approximately 105V of X bias
are used to erase the positive wall charges on the X electrode, and the address electrode maintains most of the positive wall
charges accumulated during the (0V) Rising Ramp section preparing for the next address discharge.
3) Y Scan Pulse (Odd/Even)

A scan pulse classifies the Y electrode into Odd and Even lines and selects FPC output electrodes sequentially (one line-at-a-
time). At this time, Vscan is called the Scan Bias Voltage.
A Vscan voltage of approximately -175 Volt (Vsc_1) is supplied to the electrode lines. For the other lines, -56 volt (Vsc_h is higher
than Vscan-l by 120V) is supplied. However, negative wall charges are accumulated on the Y electrode by the Ramp pulse, and
positive wall charges are accumulated on the address electrode, and the voltage applied to the cells, to which the Address pulse
(70V~75V) has been applied, becomes higher than the discharge voltage. An address Discharge occurs as a result. Since the
Scan and Data pulse is applied one line at a time as above, the address time of PDP is very long.
4) IDS Pulse (InDependent Sustain Pulse)

Since an Odd Scan is performed first, the Odd line output sustains optical twice during the IDS section. At this time, a Sustain
Discharge does not occur for the Even line because the Even line is not scanned.
5) CPS Pulse (ComPare Sustain Pulse)

By floating the Odd line that caused the Sustain Discharge in the IDS section to the Vscan-h level, and introducing the Sustain
Discharge only for Even lines, it compensates for the optical output difference between the Even and Odd lines.
6) CMS Pulse (ComMon Sustain Pulse)

Actual optical is output during the common Sustain Discharge section.

Circuit Description
Mechanism of the FET Operation and High-Voltage Switching
Mechanism of the FET Operation
1) When the signal is output to the gate, (positive electric

potential) FET short circuits
(i.e. Conductor of resistance 0)
2) When no signal is output to the gate (GND), FET changes
to an open circuit (i.e. an insulator of resistance ).
High-Voltage Switching of the FET Operation
1) When no signal is applied to G1, FET1 is

opened and when the signal is applied to G2,
FET2 short circuits, GND is output via the output
terminal.
2) When a signal is applied to G1, FET1 short cir
cuits and when no signal is applied to G2, FET2
is opened, and 180V is output via the output
terminal.

Circuit Description
Drive Board Connector Layout

1) X-Main Board
1.Vs
2.Vs 1 CN4001
3.DGND
4.DGND CN4004
- Power
5.Ve
6.DGND
7.DGND 8
8.Vcc
X-FPC
Connector 240mm
CN4000
CN4003 15 Pin
- Signal Connector
140mm

Circuit Description
2) Y-Main Board
CN5401
- Panel
CN5000
9 - Panel
CN5403 CN5005 CN5010 9. Vs
8. Vs
7. GND
6. GND
5. Vset
1 4. GND
3. Vscan
2. GND
CN5402 1. Vcc
- Panel
280mm
CN5400 CN5003
CN5503
- Panel
CN5001-
signal
CN5404 CN5004
CN5502
- Panel 174mm

Circuit Description
Adjust the drive waveform so that the main reset (rising, falling:40usec) is the same as those in the F/W pattern.
( Attachment 1 reference)
120usec
70usec
Rising ramp
Variable register
Falling ramp
Variable register
< Y-Main >
<Voltage Adjustment Specifications>

Vset Vs Vsc_l Vsc_h Ve Va
201V 207V -190V -120V 110V 65V

Circuit Description
Check that the output of X-Out of the X board follows the waveform of Attachment 2 when the power is supplied.
X-OUT

Circuit Description
Attachment 1
Y Output Waveform
Rising Ramp
< Rising Ramp >
< Falling Ramp >

Falling Ramp

Circuit Description
< Even_Scan > Scan_l
< Y Sustain >

Circuit Description
Attachment 2
X Output Waveform
< X Sustain >

PCB Diagram
9. PCB Diagram
9-1 Main Board
No Name Function Description

SVPTMPX contains dual-purposed triple 10-bit high-precision and
high speed video ADCs for both PC and video inputs, the high
speed HDMI could support all HDMI inputs up to 135MHz with
HDCP format, the highperformance multi-format 3D digital comb
SVP-PX Scaler IC Controller
video decoder that supports NTSC, PAL, and SECAM*, a HDTV
sync separator, motion adaptive de-interlacing engine, and the video
format conversion engine, supporting multi-window display in many
different output modes.
With a 16-Mbyte address space, this microcomputer combines
M30840SGP IC MICOM advanced instruction manipulation capabilities to process complex
instructions by less bytes and execute instructions at higher speed.
FBE IC DNIe Image enhancement IC
TCPN3081PA32S(H) TUNER Tuner CH Tuning
STA323W IC AUDIO-AMP Audio power amplifiers

PCB Diagram

CN2013(Logic B'D) CN902(Main Board) CN804-1(Main SMPS) CN803(Main SMPS)
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
CN102(Main Board) CN108(Main Board)
1 GND 12 TXOUT2+ 23 TXOUT0B-
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
2 GND 13 GND 24 TXOUT0B+
1 5.3V 1 6.5V
3 TXOUT- 14 GND 25
2 RTN 2 RTN
4 TXOUT+ 15 TXOUTCLK- 26 GND
3 N/C 3 12V
5 GND 16 TXCLKOUT+ 27 SCL_G
4 N/C 4 RTN
6 GND 17 28 GND
5 RTN 5 18Vamp
7 TXOUT- 18 29 SDA_G
6 RTN 6 18Vamp
8 TXOUT+ 19 TXOUT3- 30 GND
7 12V 7 RTN_amp
9 20 TXOUT3+ 31
8 PS_ON 8 RTN_amp
10 21 32 GND
9 RTN 9 Vt
11 TXOUT2- 22 33 GND
10 STBY 10 RTN
11 FAN_ON
12 FAN_D

PCB Diagram

CN740(Main Board) CN501(Main Board) CN741(Main Board)

CN001(Power Button) Speaker Out CN1(Function Board)
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1 GND 1 SPK_R+ 1 KEY_INPUT1
2 LED 2 SPK_R- 2 KEY_INPUT2
3 ST5V 3 SPK_L+ 3 GND
4 GND 4 SPK_L-
5 KEY_INPUT2
6
7
8 IR_7414

PCB Diagram
9-2 Power & IR Board

No Loc. No. Description
RM1 Remote Control Sensor
SW1 Power Button
The Illumination sensor that senses the
quantity of light. It senses the illumination and
automatically adjusts the screen brightness
OP1
according to the surrounding brightness when
the Power Saving Mode of the User menu is
set to Auto.
9-3 Function Board
Function Key. Located on the side of the unit.
9-4 Side AV Board

No Loc. No. Description
CN102 S-VIDEO2 Input Jack
CN103 AV2 Input Jack
CN104 Earphone Jack
CN105 Side AV Connector

PCB Diagram
9-5 Main SMPS Board
CN800 : AC IN (90 ~ 264V)

CN804-1(Main SMPS) CN803(Main SMPS) CN810(Main SMPS) CN809(Main SMPS)

CN102(Main Board) CN101(Main Board) CN2013(Logic Board) CN3(DC-DC SMPS)
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1 5.3V 1 6.5V 1 STBY 1 5.3V
2 RTN 2 RTN 2 VS_ON 2 Vg
3 N/C 3 12V 3 N/C 3 RTN
4 N/C 4 RTN 4 PS_ON 4 RTN
5 RTN 5 18Vamp 5 RTN 5 RTN
6 RTN 6 18Vamp 6 5.3V 6 RTN
7 12V 7 RTN_amp 7 RTN 7 RTN
8 PS_ON 8 RTN_amp 8 RTN 8 Va
9 RTN 9 Vt 9 5.3V 9 Va
10 STBY 10 RTN 10 5.3V 10 N/C
11 FAN_ON 11 Vs
12 FAN_D 12 Vs
CN811, CN804-2 and CN805, CN806, CN807, CN808 are not used.

PCB Diagram
9-6 DC-DC SMPS Board

CN2(DC-DC SMPS) CN4(DC-DC SMPS) CN5(DC-DC SMPS) CN3(DC-DC SMPS)

CN5010(Y B'D) CN4004(X B'D) CN2710(F-Buffer) CN809(Main SMPS)
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1 Vs 1 Vs 1 RTN 1 D5.3V
2 Vs 2 Vs 2 N.C 2 Vg
3 RTN 3 RTN 3 D5.3V 3 RTN
4 RTN 4 RTN 4 N.C 4 RTN
5 Vset 5 Ve 5 Va 5 RTN
6 RTN 6 RTN 6 RTN
7 Vscan 7 RTN 7 RTN
8 RTN 8 Vg 8 Va
9 Vg 9 D5.3V 9 Va
10 D5.3V 10 N.C
11 Vs
12 Vs

PCB Diagram
9-7 PDP Module

The ASS'Y code can be changed, see "5 Chapter. Electrical Part List."
No Assy Code No. Description

ASSY PDP MODULE P-LOGIC MAIN BOARD BN96-03106A Logic Main Board
ASSY PDP MODULE P-X MAIN BOARD BN96-03101A X Drive Board
ASSY PDP MODULE P-Y MAIN BOARD BN96-03102A Y Drive Board
ASSY PDP MODULE P-Y MAIN SCAN BUFFER BN96-03103A Y Buffer Board
ASSY PDP MODULE P-ADDRESS E BUFFER BN96-03104A Address Buffer Board
ASSY PDP MODULE P-ADDRESS F BUFFER BN96-03105A Address Buffer Board

MEMO

Schematic Diagram
10. Schematic Diagram

10-1 Analog
10-1-1 POWER
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Power +6V
B5V_VCC
BD101 IC101 TP102
Signal HH-1H4532-121JT KIA78D05F

1 3
A6.5V TP101 I O SOUND_AMP
SGND
10 G
GND TP103
9 C102
A12V TP104 C101
100nF 2 C103 C104
8 100uF
GND 16V 25V 100uF 100nF
7
18Vamp TP105
6
18Vamp
5
GN D TP106
GND TP107
4
3
D12V SGND
+33V TP108
2
GND TP109
1
BD108
SOUND_AMP
SMW250-10 WHT C132
CN101 HH-1H4532-121JT C133
SILK 100uF 100nF
25V
DGND
25V
+18V
BD104
HH-1H4532-121JT
PGND
C114
100nF
50V
+33V
BD105
-
C 120 C121
10uF 100nF
50V 50V
B5V
B1.8VD
ACB2012L-015-T
BD114 IC104 B2.5V_VDD BD106

HH-1H4532-121JT
AP1117D-25A
C122 C123
3 2 TP114
10uF 100nF
VIN VOUT
C129 16V 25V
C125 10uF ADJ C127 C128
470uF PGND
16V 100uF 100nF
1
16 V
C130 16V
100nF PX_VD1.8
B12V C126 C124 B8V PGND PGND
100nF 10nF PGND PGND PGND BD107 ACB2012L-015-T
PGND
C131 C160
100uF
CN102 100nF 16V
25V
D5.3V TP115
12 BD102 IC102
GND TP116
11 C110 C105 TP110
BA178M08FP
HH-1H4532-121JT
100nF 10nF TP111
10
9
1 1
IN OUT
3
R101 PX_VA1.8
GND TP117 C109 BD109
8 GND 1/10W
GND 100uF TP119
100nF
7 10Kohm L101 22uH ACB2012L-015-T
D12V
10nF
TP118 25V 2
50V
25V
6
PS_ON TP120
200ohm
5
GND C161
120uF 1/10W
4 C111 C106 C107 C112 C108 100uF
STD_5V TP121 22uF 100nF
R150
3 100uF 100nF 10nF I C1 05 16V

C134
C135
16V 16V MP1583DN 6.3V
2
PGND BD113 C137
1
B9V -
1
2
BS SS
MGND1
8
7 100nF
IN EN
IC108 25V
3 6
PX_VL1.8
C136
R103
BA178M09FP SW COMP
4 5
SILK G ND FB
BD110
1/10W 6.8Kohm
1 3
100Kohm
1/10W
PGND IN OUT
ACB2012L-015-T
100nF
100nF
25V
25V
GND
15Kohm
C138
R104
100nF
C168 2 C165 C162

10V
25V
1uF
10uF 10uF 470uF 100uF

18pF
16V 16V
50V
16V 16V D101 C140

C139
3.3nF
50V
C167 C166
C141
R105
C142
C145
100nF 100nF
C146
PGND
R102 22ohm XREF SW_POWER B3.3VD B3.3VD_M

BD115
1/10W
HH-1H4532-121JT
A5V A3.3V
IC106 IC107
AP1117D-33A AP1084K33A
TP122 TP123 BD111
3 2 1 3
VIN VOUT IN OUT
ADJ G ND HH-1H4532-121JT
C144
C151 2
1
C149 100uF
C150 16V 100nF
C147 C148 C143 22uF
16V 100nF A3.3V
100uF 100nF 10nF 16V
16V
C152 C153 C154 C155
100uF 100nF PGND 100uF 100nF
16V BD112
PGND 16V 16V 16V
PGND HH-1H4532-121JT

Schematic Diagram
10-1-2 MICOM
Power A5V
Signal
MICOM HDMI_5V
PC_5V
1N4148WS-F
D201
DDC_VCC
D202
KDS184
R201
1Kohm
MAIN_KEY_INPUT1
XREF MCAD(0:7)
MAIN_KEY_INPUT2 XREF DDC_WP
XREF
MCAD(0)
MCAD(1)
MCAD(2)
MCAD(3)
MCAD(4)
MCAD(5)
MCAD(6)
MCAD(7)
SC1_D4_CONT1_ID XREF C
R202 4.7Kohm B
SC2_D4_CONT3_ID XREF
XREF 1/10W E
TEST202 MICOM__TUNER_RST Q201
XREF
* TUNER_AFT KSC1623-Y
XREF
TXD_MICOM DGND
DOWNLOAD_SDA
1 XREF
SDA0 B3.3VD_M DNI_RESET
FLASH
1 2 XREF
RXD_MICOM XREF XREF
DOWNLOAD_SCL SCL0 BUSY
1 3 XREF XREF
RESET MICOM_RESET DTV_AGC
1 4 XREF
U201 SW_POWER
6 100ohm
6 100ohm
6 100ohm
XREF
4 RA201
4 RA202
1 5
8 1/16W
8 1/16W
8 1/16W
GND
R0211
R210
R213
1
L201 10ohm RA204 RA20510ohm R0210 B3.3VD_M B3.3VD_M A3.3V
10Kohm
2
2
4
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
10uH R206 R207
1/10W
22Kohm 10Kohm
DGND
L202 DELETE -> R225(ONLY 4M FLASH)
100ohm
R214 C204
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
100ohm
22uF 100ohm C202 1nF 10uH

3.6Kohm RA203 1/10W C203 5
10
nVF DELETE -> R242
C205
50V
R215 3.6Kohm
R216 4.7Kohm
R217 4.7Kohm
R208 10Kohm
R209 10Kohm
XREF R245
IR_DTV R220 R219
100nF
C201
B3.3VD_M 100ohm C206 4.7Kohm

3.3Kohm
MCA(0:21)
B3.3VD_M IC201
25V
100nF
DGND 22uF R223 MCA(0:21)
0ohm 16V R218
XREF 3.3Kohm
IR_CNTR R0212 4.7Kohm
R222 DELETE OPTION
R221
Q202 4.7Kohm 4.7Kohm
C207
R225
C209
4.7Kohm
50V DGND
XREF 1nF
IR DGND 100nF
C208
10uF MCAD(0:7)
2N7002L DELETE OPTION 16V MCAD(7)
1 2 47ohm R226 XREF
RESET_IN
3 4 RA206 0ohm R227 XREF
R224
MCAD(6)
10Kohm
SDA0 MCA(0:21)
XREF 5 6 100ohm 0ohm R228 XREF
IIC_DTV_SEL
COMP_DTV_SEL
XREF 7 8 1/16W 0ohm R229 XREF
SCL0
SDA1 MCAD(5) B3.3VD_M
1Kohm R230 0ohm R231 XREF R232
1 2 SCL1 0 o hm BD201
MCA(0) XREF MCAD(4)
SOUND_SEL3
CONTROL2
XREF
XREF
100ohm
R236
R238
R234
100ohm
100ohm
MAIN_MICOM RA2073
5
7
4
6
8
10ohm MCA(1)
MCA(2)
MCA(3)
OE
CSN
XREF
R239
0ohm
DOWNLOAD_CE
RESETN
BUSY
XREF
XREF
MCAD(3)
2.2uH
IR_CNTR
R0200 100ohm R240 0ohm 1
RA2083
2 MCA(4) MCA(0:21)
XREF IC203
74LCX245MTCX
DELETE OPTION
XREF 1/10W 0ohm 4 10ohm MCA(5) MCA(19) MCAD(2)
X201
HC-49/SM5H(10MHz,30ppm)
R241 IC202 5 6 MCA(6) 20
VCC DIR
1 MCA(18)
MICOM_RESET
R0201 100ohm M30840SGP 7 8 MCA(7) 19 2 MCAD(1) C210 C211
C212
C213
/OE A1
XREF 1/10W 18 3
XREF
100nF 22uF
10Kohm
RESETN
R242
10.0MHz B1 A2
100ohm
R244 10ohm MCA(8) 17
B2 A3
4 MCAD(0)
XREF R205 16 5
PC_V_SYNC RA209 1 B3 A4
XREF 1 2 2 10ohm MCA(9) 15 6
INT# B4 A5
50V
22pF
50V
22pF
XREF 3 4 RA210 3 4 MCA(10) 14 7

SOUND_SEL1 B5 A6
XREF 5 6 100ohm 5 6 MCA(11) 13 8
SOUND_SEL2 B6 A7
XREF 7 8 1/16W 7 8 MCA(12) 12 9
IDENT_HP RA211 1 B7 A8
2 10ohm MCA(13) 11
B8 GND
10
1 2 3 4 MCA(14)
A3.3V XREF 3 4 RA212 5 6 MCA(15) CE
SDA_STV8257 XREF
XREF 5 6 100ohm 7 8 MCA(16)
MAIN_SDA_EEPROM
XREF 7 8 1/16W R247 10ohm MCA(17) OE XREF
R254 R255 MAIN_SCL_EEPROM SVPD(0:7)
R248 10ohm MCA(18)
C214 100nF 3.3Kohm 3.3Kohm R249 10ohm MCA(19)
R250 10ohm MCA(20)
A5V IC204 R253 R251 10ohm MCA(21)
M24C32-W MN6T 4.7Kohm R252 0ohm
1 8 R256 10ohm DELETE OPTION
E0 VCC
2 7 1 TP202 EEPROM_WP R250
E1 /WC
3 6 R257 XREF
E2 SCL
100ohm SCL_EEPROM R251
4
V SS SDA
5 XREF 1M
100ohm SDA_EEPROM R252
10uH
L203
R258
R256
R264
R259
Q203
100ohm
1
KSC1623-Y
XREF R260 10ohm CS1
LVDS_EN
TP210
C R261 10Kohm R262100ohm

R268
R269
B XREF 1/10W XREF

8257_RESET
XREF
100ohm
E
SCL_STV8257
7
5
3
1
10ohm R265 CE
C215 C216
R267
R263 100ohm 10ohm R266 XREF

CSN
100nF 1u F TP_201
1 XREF
100ohm
100ohm
1/16W 8
100ohm 6
RA213 4
2
OE
TP_SCL 10ohm R270 XREF
1
MICOM_RXD
XREF
10Kohm
IC205 DGND
1
TP_SDA MICOM_TXD
FST3125MX R271 10ohm
TP_GND DOWNLOAD_SCLK ALE
14 1 1 1 R273 10ohm 47ohm R272 XREF
VCC /OE1 DOWNLOAD_BUSY
13 2 R274 10ohm 1 R275 10ohm
/OE4 1A MAIN_KEY_INPUT1 DOWNLOAD_EPM
R276 10ohm 12 3 R277 10ohm REEFF
XXR 1 R278 10ohm DELETE OPTION
MAIN_SCL_EEPROM 4A 1B KEY_INPUT1 DOWNLOAD_CE
11 4 XREF
SCL_EEPROM 4B /OE2
R279 10ohm 10 5 R280 10ohm
/OE3 2A MAIN_KEY_INPUT2 DOWNLOAD_TXD
R281 9 6 XXR
REEFF 1
MAIN_SDA_EEPROM 3A 2B KEY_INPUT2 DOWNLOAD_RXD
SDA_EEPROM
10ohm 8
3B GND
7
R282 10ohm
1
B3.3VD_M B5V_VCC
R283 10ohm
R290 R292 R286

4.7Kohm 4.7Kohm 10Kohm
C R287
B XREF R293
IR_CNTR 10Kohm
E 4.7Kohm
R284
Q204 47Kohm
KSC1623-Y R291
4.7Kohm
Q205
XREF
SCL2
2N7002L
Q207 XREF
SDA2
2N7002L
A3.3V B3.3VD_M XREF SCL2_3.3V
RA214 RA215 XREF SDA2_3.3V B5V_VCC

4.7Kohm 4.7Kohm
1/16W 1/16W
SUB_MICOM
R300
R301
R302
R303
R304
7
5
3
1
7
5
3
1
100nF
D210 C217 C239
C227 BZX84C5V6LT1 100nF 22uF
16V C228 16V
8
6
4
2
8
6
4
2
22uF
2.7Kohm
2.7Kohm
10Kohm
10Kohm
10Kohm
100nF
16V
3
C218
2
IC206
B3.3VD_M
1
DGND MAX232ECWE
1 2 XREF C220 100nF 1 16

MUTE_HP R204 C1+ VCC DGND
3 4 RA216 2 15
5 6 100ohm XREF
4.7Kohm R294 B3.3VD_M B5V_VCC 3
V+ GND
14 R288 100ohm XREF
0ohm HDMI1_DET 4.7Kohm C1- T1OUT SERVICE_ANY_TX
R307 7 8 1/16W XREF C221 100nF 4 13 R289 100ohm XREF
R308 IDENT_SIDE_AV R203
C2+ R1IN
SERVICE_ANY_RX
1 2 C240 C241 R295 5 12
4.7Kohm
C2- R1OUT
3 4 RA217 22uF 100nF IC210 4.7Kohm 10Kohm 6 11
R246
0ohm XREF
IDENT_PC
16V 25V 74LCX157MX R296 R297 V- T1IN
5 6 100ohm IDENT_COMP2 7 10
XREF
4.7Kohm 10Kohm T2OUT T2IN
7 8 1/16W IDENT_COMP1 16 1 UART_SEL 8 9
XREF
VCC SEL R2IN R2OUT
15 2 XREF
LOGIC_TXD Q212
C222
C223
/OE 1D0
14 3 XREF
R298
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
C229 1nF 13
4D0 1D1
4 R233 0ohm XREF
MICOM_TXD 0ohm
IDENT_SIDE_SVHS 4D1 /1Q
50V XREF 12 5 R235 0ohm
HSYNC-I(2)
P1.7/CSYNC-I(SOG)
P1.6/CLAMP-O
P1.5/HSYNC-O
P1.4/VSYNC-O
NC
P3.6/PWM6(2)
P3.5/PWM5(2)
P3.4/PWM4(2)
P3.3/PWM3/SDA1(2)
P3.2/PWM2/SCL1(2)
/4Q 2D0
1 2 11 6 2N7002L
50V
1nF
50V
1nF
3D0 2D1
1 33 3 4 RA218 XREF 10 7 R237 0ohm XREF
R299
R311
1Kohm 2
VSYNC-I(2) P3.1/PWM1
32 5 6 100ohm
UART_SEL
33ohm R285 9
3D1 /2Q
8 LOGIC_RXD Q211 0ohm
IR P0.0/INT0 P3.0/PWM0
MICOM_RXD /3Q GND
C226
XREF 1/10W 1 2 3 31 7 8 1/16W XREF 2N7002L
C237
C238
P0.1/INT1 P2.7
3 4 RA219 4 IC207 30 1 2
A3.3V SDA0
XREF
XREF 5 6 100ohm 5
SDAT(1)/SDA0(2)
S3F866B
P2.6
29 3 4 RA220
XREF
XREF
SVP_RESET
SCL0 SCLK(1)/SCL0(2) P2.5 MICOM_RESET DGND
7 8 1/16W 6 28 5 6 100ohm XREF
VDD1 P2.4 HDMI_HOT_PLUG_A
7 27 7 8 1/16W
50V
100pF
50V
100pF
VSS1 P2.3
100nF
8 26 100ohm R312 XREF

X202
XOUT P2.2 MUTE_AMP
9 25 100ohm R313
4C-49/SM5H,24MHZ,16PF XIN P2.1
10 24 0ohm R314 1/10W XREF
SW_POWER
C230
C231
TEST P2.0
11 23 100ohm R317
R316 24.0MHz P0.2/TM2CAP P1.3/AD3 DGND
P1.0/AD0
P1.1/AD1
P1.2/AD2
DGND
NRESET
P0.3(2)
P0.4(2)
P0.5(2)
P0.6(2)
VDD2
VSS2
NC
1/10W
50V
22pF
50V
22pF
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
4.7Kohm
100ohm R319
C233
D204
KDS184 RLZ5.6B-TE-11
S_MUTE 16V
XREF 100nF
D205
KDS184
A5V B3.3VD_M A3.3V 1 2 XREF IDENT_AV1

3 4 RA221 KEY_INPUT1
5 6 100ohm XREF
KEY_INPUT2
7 8 1/16W XXR
REEFF
LED_RED
R322
470ohm
R323
C235 R324
C234
1uF 1001n0FKohm
1/10W
R321
4.7Kohm
D208
DELETE OPTION
10Kohm
XREF
SUBMICOM_RESET
IC209
DS1834AS/T.R
1 8
TP203 5VIN 3.3VIN U202
1 2 /5V_RST 7 1
/3.3V_RST
3 5V_TOL 6
3.3V_TOL
4 5
C236
GND /PBRST
R325
0ohm
50V
10nF
1/10W

Schematic Diagram
10-1-3 IN_OUT_JACK
Power
Signal
R330 47Kohm
1/10W R331 47Kohm
SCART1 SCART2 Service_ANY DELETE OPTION
1/10W
R445
RX_DTV_SVC
0ohm
R332 330ohm
SC1_SR_OUT JA332 JA331
XREF
TX_DTV_SVC
XREF R446 0ohm
R333 470ohm SUPLVAL
XREF SC1_COMP2_SR_IN R334 330ohm JA341 U1020 4
XREF
R335 330ohm XREF ANY_SC2_SR_OUT 1 1 TP387 9 TP332

SC1_SL_OUT TP330 R336 470ohm R337 100ohm
1 1 1
XREF 1 3 1 10 1
R338 470ohm TP331 SC2_AV1_SR_IN TP334 SERVICE_ANY_RX
WHITE
2 XREF 5 XREF
SC1_COMP2_SL_IN TP333 R339 330ohm R340 100ohm
SERVICE_ANY_TX
XREF 3 2 6 1
JA333 4 XREF ANY_SC2_SL_OUT 8 XREF
C333 TP335 R341 470ohm TP389
1 1
5 4 7
100pF TP336
6 XREF SC2_AV1_SL_IN 6 1
D330 D331 D332 D333
7
RED
C337
CDS3C30GTC HDS3C30CG3T3H0
HDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTC C331 C332 8 5
TP337 TP311 D334 D335 D336 D337 100pF D338 D339
1 1 1
1 100pF 100pF 100pF 9 CDS3C30GTH CDS3C30GTH

TP338
2 10 CDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTH
TP339
3 11
C334 C335 C336
4 12
TP340 100pF 100pF 100pF
1 1 1
5 13
TP341
AUDIO OUT
6 14
TP342 0ohm TP343
1
7 R343 15
TP344 SC1_D4_CONT1_ID
1
8 XREF 16
1
TP310 R342 18Kohm R344 75ohm

9 17
10 XREF SC1_B_COMP2_Pb 18 R345 18Kohm R346 100ohm
TP345
R347 75ohm TP346 SC2_D4_CONT3_ID
1
1 1
11 19 XREF
12 SC1_G_COMP2_Y TP347
20 75ohm
13 R349
XREF
75ohm 21 XREF SC2_AV_CVBS_OUT
14 R328 R358 XREF SC1_R_COMP2_Pr R348 R350 100ohm
TP348
6.8Kohm SC2_CVBS_AV1_Y
1 1
15 XREF
$V
TP349
16
D351 D352 D353 D354 D355
XREF SC1_FB D348 D394 D349 C339 C338
1.6Kohm
3
17 R355 R356 R357

75ohm 75ohm 75ohm D320 D321 D322 CDS3C30GTH CDS3C30GTH 47pF 100pF
RLZ16C
18
TP350 R354 A5V
1 1
19 CDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTH
TP351 2.2Kohm
20
R352 R353
1
21
6.8Kohm 75ohm
DDC_VCC
R359 75ohm
SC1_CVBS_OUT R360 100ohm
R351
75ohm
XREF
SC1_AV1_CVBS_IN
D360 XREF SC2_AV1_C PC_IN JA334 PC_S_IN
3
1/10W XREF MMBD4148SE

R362 C341
75ohm 47pF R361 SUPLVAL TP390
100ohm C340 R363 C342 B5V R364 75ohm
D358 D359 100pF 75ohm 47pF
XREF
PC_RED 4 1
TP352
RLZ16C
9
D395
R365 75ohm XREF 10 1 R366 4X7 Fohm

RE0
CDS3C30CGDTSH3C30GTH
JA335 PC_GREEN DDC_VCC 5 PC_SR_IN
105-15202N330 R367 75ohm XREF 6 1 R368 4X7
RE0
Fohm
PC_BLUE C345 C346 8 TP353 PC_SL_IN
3
10uF 100nF 7
R371 R372 R373
MGND2
U1018 75ohm
1
XREF
6 DDC_WP 3722-001061 D363 D364
R369 R370 C343 C344
TP354
2
1 1 D365 D366 D367 75ohm 75ohm TP320 IC330
10Kohm HDS3C303
CDS3C30GTC G3T0
HpF 330pF
11 1 8 1 1 TP321
7 10Kohm TP322 VCC E0
EMBD4148SM
MMBD4148SM EMBD4148SE TP323 7 2
1
E1
2 TP355 TP3241 R374 47oh6m MODE,/WC
1 3
SCL E2
12 1 TP316 R375 22ohm 1 R376 47oh5m 4
SDA VSS
8
3 TP356 BD300
1 AT24C02N-10SC
COMP1_INPUT(ASIA)
CIM10J121NC
COMP2_INPUT(ASIA)
13 1 TP357 R377 75ohm XREF
9 1 TP314 XREF PC_H_SYNC
JA336 4
TP358
PC_5V
14 1 R378 75ohm
U1014
1 JA342 10 1 TP315 R379 100ohm XREF R326 C370
RED
TP377 100pF
1 5 IDENT_PC 10Kohm
15 1 TP317 R380 22ohm
TP380
1
RED
MGND1
3
1 TP381
U1019
1
WHT
TP378 BD301
1 CIM10J121NC
1
C347 XREF
C348 PC_SCL
PC_V_SYNC
2
1
2
D370 D371 D372 D373 D374
100pF
WHT
TP382 100pF
PC_INPUT
1
1
PC_SDA
MMBD414
M8M
SBED414M8M
SEBD414
M8M
SBED4148SE MMBD4148SE
RED
TP379 C371
1
DDC_VCC R327
10Kohm
100pF
RED
0ohm
1 TP383
U1015
1
BLUE
1 U1016
TP384
BLUE
U330 R382
1
1 XREF 1 TP385
R397
470ohm
IDENT_COMP2 R383
GRN
1 100ohm
R305
1
U1017 BD310 ACB2012L-015D
-TELETE OPTION
GRN
1
TP386 0ohm
XREF AV2_SIDE_Y
TP312 D329 A5V
3
SIDE_AV
1 U331
AV (ASIA)
R384 470ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
D375
A5V DELETE OPTION
3
BD311
1 U332 ACB2012L-015-T
XREF AV2_SIDE_C
R396
R395
R309
R310
R381
1
JA338
1 R385 100ohm
8 TP359
RED
1 U1008
9 1 TP326 C349 R390 C350 XREF IDENT_SIDE_SVHS
7 R389
75ohm 330pF 75ohm 330pF
A5V
WHITE
SIDE_SVIDEO INPUT
D376 D377 D378
3
1 U1006
6 CDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTH
4
R306 0ohm
IDENT_AV1
1
2
YELLOW
2 1 U1005 XREF
D328 A5 V
3
3 1 U1021
1
1
TP360
1 R391 470ohm XREF
TP361
R392 470ohm
SIDE_AV_SR_IN
1 XREF
SIDE_AV_SL_IN
JA339
COMP1_INPUT(EU) TP362
1
R393
BD312
75ohm
ACB2012L-015-T
DELETE OPTION
XREF
5 AV2_CVBS
RED
READY DELETE TP370 R401 470

1 XRo
EhFm
B5V_VCC 6 1 TP325 COMP1_SR_IN

4
TP371 1 R404 470 Eh
XRo Fm TP363
FT330 COMP1_SL_IN R394 100ohm
WHITE
2 1
SGM32F1E104-2A TP372
C351
1 3 3 1 330pF
1
2 CN330 XREF
C354
100uF
C355
100nF SMW250-14 IDENT_SIDE_AV
16V 25V
1 D381 A5V D382 D383 D384 R399
TP373 R405 47ohXm
3
1 R329 0ohm REF 2

TP374 75ohm
COMP1_Pr 3 CDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTH
C353
330pF
1 R407 XREF
COMP1_Pb
4
5
75ohm
SIDE_AV INPUT
1
R410 100
XRo
EhFm 6
R409 0ohm XREF IDENT_COMP1 7 C352
330pF
DTV DELETE
R412
75ohm COMP1_Y 8
R400 0ohm 9
1/10W 1TP327 10
4.7Kohm
TP375 R413 R414 R415

1/10W
R402 0ohm 1 11
C410 75ohm 75ohm 75ohm D390 D391
1/10W C411 12
R403 0ohm 1TP376 33pF C412 13
50V 33pF CDS3C30GTH CDS3C30GTH
1/10W 50V 33pF 14
50V C362 C363
R0301
100pF 100pF
IC331
BA7657F
C356 1 24
DTV_Pr_R XREF
10uF 2
R1IN HD1IN
23
EU_OPTION
C357 3
HDSYNC HD2IN D398 D399 D400
22
DTV_Y_G XREF
10uF 4
G1IN HDOUT
21 XREF
CDS3C30GTH CDS3C30GTH CDS3C30GTH
GND ROUT
DTV_COMP1_Pr D393 A5V
3
C358 5
DTV_Pb_B XREF
10uF 6
B1IN VC C
20
19 XREF
C359 7
GND G OUT
18 1/10W DTV_COMP1_Y
COMP1_Pr XREF
10uF 8
R2IN VIDEOIN
17 100ohm
GND SYNCOUT R398
1
C360 9 16 TP364 R411

COMP1_Y XREF
10uF10
G2OUT CTL
1 R406 100ohm
GND BOUT
15 XREF
DTV_COMP1_Pb
XREF
IDENT_HP
SIDE_HP
C36111 TP365
COMP1_Pb XREF
10uF12
B2IN VDOUT
14
13 1 R408 47ohm
VD1IN VD2IN
TP366 XREF HP_OUT_L
1 47ohm
C
XREF
HP_OUT_R
READY DELETE Q301 R0302 10Kohm XREF
KSC1623-Y
B
1/10W COMP_DTV_SEL
E
D392
A5V
3
D388 D389
AGND_IN TUNERGND
CDS3C30GTC
HDS3C30GTH
R416 R417
1
1Kohm 1Kohm
C364 C365 C366
330pF 330pF 330pF
AGND_IN DGND_IN
AGND_IN

Schematic Diagram
10-1-4 HDMI
Power
Signal
HDMI_INPUT
DDC_VCC
HDMI_5V XREF XREF
DDC_WP
R430 R431
10Kohm 10Kohm
D430
RLZ6.2B D433
RD8.2MB
C430
10uF
C431
100nF
TP440 TP441 TP442
DVI_S_IN
1
16V 1 8 1 1
D431 D432 TP443 7
VCC E0
2 IC430
E1
DGND_IN
2
R432 47ohm
1 6 MODE,/WC
SCL E2
3 AT24C02N-10SC JA430
1
1/10W R433 47ohm 5 4 TP432

SDA VSS
DGND_IN DGND_IN
2
1Kohm 1 1 1 TP430
R434
C
DGND_IN 3 1 R441 47X0RoEFhm
B TP444
DVI_SL_IN
3
KSC1623-Y
WHITE
E
47Kohm DGND_IN 2 TP431

R435 1 R444 47X0RoEFhm
R436 10Kohm R437 56ohm
HDMI1_DET 4 DVI_SR_IN
R 438 5/61o0hW
1 m 6
DELETE OPTION 1Kohm 1/10W
RED
R440 0ohm HDMI_HOT_PLUG_A D434 D435
DGND_IN 1/10W 5 C432 C433
R439
R460 10ohm CDS3C30GTC 303G
HDS3C3 0TpHF 330pF
R461 10ohm
HDMI_RXCLK-
HDMI_RXCLK+
R462 10ohm
R463 10ohm
HDMI_RX0-
HDMI_RX0+
R464 10ohm
R465 10ohm
HDMI_RX1-
HDMI_RX1+
R466 10ohm
R467 10ohm
HDMI_RX2-
HDMI_RX2+
3
D438 D439 D440 D441 D442 D443 D444 D445 A5V

3
DGND_IN
MMBD4148SE
1
C402 D421
1uF RLZ5.6B-TE-11
10V A5V B3.3VD
DGND_IN
DGND_IN
C401
16V
IC401 D420 100nF
NC7WBD3125K8X R 451 R 452
U1022 4.7Kohm 4.7Kohm
1 8 1/10W 1/10W
TP1433 /OE1 VCC
2 7
1A /OE2
1 3 6 R453 22ohm XREF
4
2A 1B
5 R454 22ohm XREF HDMI_DDC_SCL
GND 2B
HDMI_DDC_SDA

Schematic Diagram
10-1-5 SOUND
Power B5V_VCC
Signal SOUND R501

10Kohm
Q501 1/10W
10Kohm
C
KSC1623-Y R595
B SOUND_SEL3
E
B 8V
L513 10uH
READY DELETE
C501
22uF
16V R503 R505 R507
C504 C502 R512 68Kohm 68Kohm 68Kohm
100nF 100nF 68Kohm
R506 R509
R510 R513 R502 R504 68Kohm R508 68Kohm
68Kohm 68Kohm DTV DELETE 68Kohm 68Kohm 68Kohm
R511
68Kohm
READY DELETE R514 0ohm
C505
R516 100ohm
R515 0ohm PC_SL_IN XREF 10uF 16V
C506
XREF R517 100ohm
COMP1_SL_IN 10uF 16V
C507 100ohm C508
DTV_LtO XREF R518 100ohm
HDMI_SL_IN XREFR519 B5V_VCC
C50910uF 16V 100ohm C51010uF 16V
XREF R520 100ohm 1 16 XREFR521
COMP1_SR_IN 0Y VDD DVI_SL_IN
C51110uF 16V 2
2Y 2X
15
100ohm
C51210uF 16V
XREF R522 100ohm 3 14 R523 1 16
DTV_RtO 10uF 16V 4
Y-COM 1X
13
PC_SR_IN XREF 10uF 16V 2
0Y VDD
15
3Y X-COM 2Y 2X
5 12 3 14
READY DELETE 6
1Y 0X
11 4
Y-COM 1X
13 R525
READY DELETE /EN 3X 100ohm C513 3Y X-COM R524 10Kohm
7 10 XREFR526 5 12
VEE A HDMI_SR_IN 1Y 0X 10Kohm
8 9 C51410uF 16V 6 11
R529 R531 VSS B 100ohm /EN 3X
XREFR527 7 10 Q502
R528 DVI_SR_IN 10uF 16V 8
VEE A
9
68Kohm IC501 VSS B KSC1623-Y
C R593
MM74HC4052M B SOUND_SEL1
68Kohm
IC502 E
10Kohm
68Kohm R533 R535 R537 MM74HC4052M
C R594
68Kohm 68Kohm 68Kohm B SOUND_SEL2
R530 READY DELETE Q503 E
R532 10Kohm
68Kohm KSC1623-Y
68Kohm R536 R539
68Kohm 68Kohm
B1.8VD
R534 R538
68Kohm 68Kohm
POP NOISE SOLUTION L502
B8V 10uH
C516 C517 C519
L501 10uH
1.5nF 470pF C520
B5V_VCC 100uF
100nF
C522 10nF 16V
C515 50V
22uF R540
10uH 560ohm
16V
1/10W
C518
4.7Kohm
SGND
10uF
16V
B3.3VD
1/10W
SGND C523 SGND

C521
L503 10uH 50V

10uF
16V
100pF
XREF
TUNER_SIF
R541
C524 XREF
100uF XREF I2S_DATA_AMP

C529 I2S_LRCLK_AMP
16V 220nF SGND
XREF
I2S_SCLK_AMP B3.3VD
C526 C528 C531 C532 C534
470pF 1.5nF 47nF 10Lu5H05
100nF 100nF
SGNDC525 C527
Q504 100nF 100nF
SC1_SL_OUT KSC1623-Y C535
C530 100uF
C
R542 47Kohm 10uF R543 100ohm XREF 16V
B
SC1_SL_OUT I2S_CLK_AMP
E 1/10W XREF XREF 16V
10uF R544 100ohm
SC1_SR_OU T
16V
C536 B1.8VD
SGND
C538C539 C540 C541C542
SGND 100n1 100nF 100nF 100nF 10uH L506
F00nF
Q505 C537 22pF
SC1_SR_OUT KSC1623-Y C543 C546
R545 100ohm
C
B R546 47Kohm
SC1_COMP2_SL_IN XREF
10uF 16V
10uF 16V R547 100ohm IC503 X501 B1.8VD 10uF
E 1/10W SC1_COMP2_SR_IN XREF STV8258DSX 27.0MHz 16V
C544 C545
C547 16V 10uH L507
C548 10uF 22pF
100nF
C549 16V SGND
SGND C550 100nF 10uF R591 100ohm XREF 16V
SGND SPDIF_OUT 10uF C551
R592 100ohm
Q506 C552 DTV_SPDIF C0500
10uF16V R549 100ohm R551 1Kohm XREF 100nF
ANY_SC2_SL_OUT KSC1623-Y SC2_AV1_SL_IN 8257_RESET
XREF
C553 10uF 16V 100ohm XREF
C
B R553 47Kohm SC2_AV1_SR_IN XREF R552
E 1/10W C555 10uF 16V R554 100ohm C554
ANY_SC2_SL_OUT 100ohm
ANY_SC2_SR_OUT
XREF
C556 10uF 1uF
XREF 16V R555 SGND
10V
C557
100nF 100nF
SGND C558 R556 100ohm C559
10uF 16V
SIDE_AV_SL_IN C560 R558
Q507 SIDE_AV_SR_IN
XREF
XREF
10uF 16V
4.7Kohm B5V_VCC
ANY_SC2_SR_OUT KSC1623-Y R557 100ohm
C SGND SDA_STV8257 SGND
B R560 47Kohm R559
1/10W 0ohm XREF
47ohm R561
E
B1.8VD D506
MPZ2012S300A
MPZ2012S300A
BD510 BD511
C561 C562 47ohm R562
XREF R563 KDS184
33nF 33nF SCL_STV8257 100Kohm
16V 16V C564 C563 POP_MUTE
SGND 100nF SGND 100nF 10Kohm
HP_L HP_R
B3.3VD C565
L508
10uH
Q508
1/10W
MUTE_HP
KSA1182
B
330uF R597
SGND 16V
C
E
10Kohm R564 R565 IC504 TP501

100Kohm LM4810MM C567 100uF C568 1 XREF
XREF
STV8258 : BD510 DELETE SGND
SGND 100uF
16V 16V TP502
HP_OUT_L
POP_MUTE C569 470nF R566 20Kohm 100uF C570 1 XREF

SGND HP_OUT_R
16V
C571 470nF R569 20Kohm R570 100Kohm
C572 R574170Kohm
Q509 4.7uF
KSC1623-Y
C
B R567 10Kohm C573 C574
1/10W
S_MUTE
E 4.7nF 4.7nF
10Kohm
SGND
1/10W
R572
C
B 10Kohm SGND
1/10W
MUTE_AMP
E
Q511
R573
KSC1623-Y
R596
10Kohm
1/10W
MUTE_HP
SGND
+18V
B3.3VD
SOUND AMP BD501

C577
100nF
25V
C578
100nF
25V
C575
470uF
25V
C579 C580
L509
1nF 1nF
(22uH) 50V 50V SGND
SOUND_AMP SOUND_AMP
1 2
IC505
STA323W L520
C584 C585 C586 C587 C581 100nF C589
10uF 100nF 36 1 330pF C582 100nF 50V 100nF
100nF N.C.
C583 35 VCCSIGN
N.C.
2 50V 50V R576 4.7ohm
470nF
50V
22uF 34 VSS
OUT2B 3 1/4W
VDD C588
B3.3VD 0ohm R578
33
32
GND
VCC2B 4
5 C576 R577 C590 100nF

N.C. L521 SOUND_AMP
I2S_SCLK_AMP 0ohm R579 31 VICKI 6 100nF 22ohm C591 100nF 50V CN501
SOUND_AMP GND2B SOUND_AMP C592
I2S_LRCLK_AMP 0ohm R580 30 LRCKI 7 50V 1/10W 50V R581 4.7ohm 100nF
GND2A
I2S_DATA_AMP 29 SDI 8 L510 1/4W 50V BD502 - 1
VCC2A
VDDA MGND1 (22uH) TP510 1 4
28 OUT2A 9 SOUND_AMP BD503 -
GNDA TP511 1 3
XREF 27 OUT1B 10 1 2 BD504 -
I2S_CLK_AMP XTI L511 TP512 1 2
26 VCC1B 11 BD505 -
R586 25 PLLFILTER 12 (22uH) TP513 1
GND1B
10Kohm R583 100ohm 24 RES
GND1A
13 C610 1 2
SDA1 100nF
1/10W
R585 R584 100ohm 23 SDA

N.C.
14
L522
SCL1 50V
1/10W
22
SCL
VCC1A 15 C596 C593 100nF C598
1/10W
RESET 50V
100ohm
21 OUT1A 16 330pF C594 100nF 100nF
CONFIG 50V 50V
20 GNDCLEAN 17 SOUND_AMP 50V R587 4.7ohm
470nF
R589 C599 19 VD
VSUBS
18 1/4W
3.9Kohm VDDREG C597
1uF
1/10W 10V R588 L523 C600 100nF SOUND_AMP
D505 50V
1N4148WS-F SOUND_AMP 22ohm C 60 1 100nF SOUND_AMP C604
50V
SUBMICOM_RESET
1/10W R590 4.7ohm 100nF
L512 50V
XREF
C603 1/4W
(22uH)
100nF C605 C606
1 2
C602 C607 C608 25V 1nF 1nF
XREF
1.2nF
50V
100pF 220pF SOUND_AMP SOUND_AMP +18V 50V 50V
50V 50V
8257_RESET
SGND
SOUND_AMP
C609
470uF
25V
SOUND_AMP

Schematic Diagram
10-1-6 SVP-PX
Power
HDMI_RXCLK+
HDMI_RXCLK-
PX_AVDDLLPLL
PX_AVSSLLPLL
PX_AVDDAPLL
E228322557
PX_AVSSAPLL
HDMI_RX2+
HDMI_RX1+
HDMI_RX0+
DDR_CLKE
DDR_CAS#
DDR_RAS#
DDR_CS0#
HDMI_RX2-
HDMI_RX1-
HDMI_RX0-
PX_REGVCC
PX_PAVDD2
PX_PAVDD1
DDR_WE#
PX_PAVSS2
PX_PAVSS1
DDR_BA1
DDR_BA0
PX_DGND
PX_AGND
PX_PGND
PX_AVCC
PX_PVCC
PX_MLF1
PX_PLF2
Signal
DDR
B2.5V_VDD
SVP-PX
C746 C748
C740
R614
R615
R616
R617
R618
R619
R620
R621
C741 10nF 10nF

BD740
C0601
VDDMQ
C743
10uF
16V
C0602
10uF
DDR_MA[0:11] C744
10uF 4.7nF
100uF
16V
DDR_MA(0)
DDR_MA(1)
DDR_MA(2)
DDR_MA(3)
DDR_MA(4)
DDR_MA(5)
DDR_MA(6)
DDR_MA(7)
DDR_MA(8)
DDR_MA(9)
DDR_MA(10)
DDR_MA(11)
20pF 16V C745 C747 C749 C742

VDDMQ
TP611
C611 R622
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
C614 10nF 10nF 10nF 4.7nF

0ohm
MVREF C616 C618 10uF
10nF 10nF 16V BD741
VDDMQ VDDM
28.322MHz
DELETE 1 C612 C752

X611
20pF 100nF C620

100uF
C0607 C621 16V 22uF
16V
100pF
C615 C617 C619
16V
Near to DDR C750 C751 C753
256
255
254
253
252
251
250
249
248
247
246
245
244
243
242
241
240
239
238
237
236
235
234
233
232
231
230
229
228
227
226
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222
221
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211
210
209
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205
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203
202
201
200
199
198
197
196
195
194
193
50V C613 100nF 100nF 10nF

10nF 10nF 10nF 4.7nF 16V
C0603 16V
PAVDD2
PLF2
PAVSS2
PAVDD1
MLF1
PAVSS1
XTALO
XTALI
AVSSAPLL
AVDDAPLL
AVSSLLPLL
AVDDLLPLL
REGVCC
DGND
VSSC
VDDC
AGND
RX2+
RX2-
AVCC
AGND
RX1+
RX1-
AVCC
AGND
RX0+
RX0-
AVCC
AGND
RXC+
RXC-
AVCC
ANTSTO
PVCC
PGND
BA1
BA0
CLKE
WE#
CAS#
VSSM
VDDM
RAS#
CS1#
CS0#
MA0
MA1
VSSC
VDDC
MA2
MA3
MA4
MA5
MA6
VSSM
VDDM
MA7
MA8
MA9
MA10
MA11
VDDR
MVREF
VSSR
470uF C0604
16V 470uF
16V 1 192
SC2_AV_CVBS_OUT CVBS_OUT2 VSSC
2 191
SC1_CVBS_OUT CVBS_OUT1 VDDC
PX_AVSS_OUTBUF 3
AVSS_OUTBUF MCLKO#
190
DDR_MCLK0# PX_VD1.8_LOCAL
G10
C10
K12
K11
B10
A10
L12
M2
G3
G9
G4
H9
H4
D8
D5
C9
C8
C5
C4
C3
K8
B3
E9
E4
A3
K9
K4
F9
F4
4 189
L9
L3
L2
DDR_MA[0:11]
J9
J4
J8
J7
PX_AVDD3_OUTBUF AVDD3_OUTBUF MCLK0 DDR_MCLK0 DDR_MD[0:31]
5 188
PX_AVDD3_BG_ASS AVDD3_BG_ASS MD31 DDR_MD(31)
DDR_MA[0:11]
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSSQ
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
6 187
PX_AVSS_BG_ASS AVSS_BG_ASS MD 30 DDR_MD(30)
M4
7 186 J6
PX_AVDD3_ADC1 AVDD3_ADC1 MD 29 DDR_MD(29) DDR_MA(0)
A0 VSS
C632 100nF 8 185 M5 J5
TUNER_CVBS C633 100nF 9
CVBS1 MD28 184
DDR_MD(28) DDR_MA(1)
L5
A1 VSS
DTV_CVBS C634 100nF 10

F S2 DQS3 183 DDR_DQS(3) DDR_MA(2)
DDR_MA(3) M6
A2 VSS
H8
H7
AV2_CVBS C635 100nF 11
F S1 VSSM 182 M7
A3 VSS
H6
PX_AVSS_ADC1
C636 100nF SC2_AV1_C
SC1_FB R695 100ohm 12
FB2 VDDM 181 DDR_DQM(3)
DDR_DQM[0:3] DDR_MA(4)
DDR_MA(5)
L8
A4 VSS
H5
C638 100nF 13
FB1 DQM3 180 M8
A5 VSS
G8
C639 100nF 14 VREFP_1 MD 27 179 M9
A6 VSS
G7
VREFN_1 MD26 178
A7 V SS
PX_AVSS_ADC1 15
AVSS_ADC1 MD25 DDR_MD(25) DDR_MD[0:31] DDR_MA(8)
M10
A8/AP VSS
G6
PX_AVDD_ADC1 16 177
PX_AVDD_ADC4 17
AVDD_ADC1 MD 24 176
DDR_MD(24)
DDR_MD[0:31] DDR_MA(9)
DDR_MA(10)
L7
K5
A9 VSS
G5
F8
AVDD_ADC4 VSSC A10 VSS
PX_AVSS_ADC4 18
AVSS_ADC4 VDDC
175 DDR_MA(11)
L6
A11 VSS
F7
DTV_COMP1_Y 100nF C648 19 174 1 2 A6 F6

100nF C649 Y_G1 MD23 DDR_MD(23) DDR_MD(15)
DQ0 VSS
SC1_G_COMP2_Y 20 173 3 4 RA740 B5 IC740 F5
100nF C650 Y _G 2 MD22 172
DDR_MD(22) DDR_MD(14)
5 6 22ohm A5
DQ1
K4D263238E-GC36
VSS
21 E8
C651 100nF
AV2_SIDE_Y 100nF C652 22
Y_G3 MD21 171
7 8 1/16W A4
DQ2 VSS
E7
PX_AVSS_ADC2 C653 100nF PC_GREEN PC_G MD 20 DDR_MD(20) DDR_MD(12)
B1
DQ3 VSS
23 170 1 2 E6
VREFP_2 DQS2 DDR_DQS(2) DDR_MD(11)
DQ4 VSS
C654 100nF
PX_AVDD_ADC2
24
25
VREFN_2
AVDD_ADC2
VSSM
VDDM
169
168
DDR_MD(10)
DDR_MD(9)
3
5
4
6
RA741
22ohm
C2
C1
DQ5
DQ6
4M X 32 DDR VSS
VSS
E5
D9
PX_AVSS_ADC2 26 167 7 8 1/16W D1 D7

AVSS_ADC2 DQM2 DDR_DQM(2) DDR_MD(8)
DTV_COMP1_Pr
100nF
100nF
C655
C656
27
28
PR_R1 MD19
166
165
8 7 1/16W
J12
J11
DQ7
DQ8 1105-001538 VSS
VSS
D6
D4
SC1_R_COMP2_Pr PR_R2 MD 18 DDR_MD(18) DDR_MD(30)
DQ9 VSS
100nF C657 29 PR_R3 164 6 5 22ohm H12 J10
SC2_CVBS_AV1_Y
IC611
100nF C658 30
MD17 163 4 3 RA742 H11
DQ10 VDDQ
PC_RED PC_4 MD16 DDR_MD(16) DDR_MD(28)

DQ11 VDDQ
J3
100nF C662 31 162 2 1 F12 H10

AV2_SIDE_C C VSSC 161
DDR_MD(27)
8 7 1/16W
DQ12 VDDQ
PX_AVDD_ADC3 32 F11 H3
PX_AVSS_ADC3 33
AVDD_ADC3 SVP-PX56-7256 VDDC 160 DDR_MD(15)
DDR_MD(26)
DDR_MD(25) 6 5 22ohm E12
DQ13 VDDQ
F10
AVSS_ADC3 MD15 DQ14 VDDQ
PX_AVDD3_ADC2 34
AVDD3_ADC2 MD14
159 DDR_MD(14) DDR_MD(24) 4 3 RA747 E11
DQ15 VDDQ
F3
B3.3VD 100nF C663 35 158 1

2 2
1 E2 E10
DTV_COMP1_Pb PB_B1 MD13 DDR_MD(13) DDR_MD(7)
DQ16 VDDQ
100nF C664 36 157 3 4 RA743 E1 E3
SC1_B_COMP2_Pb 100nF C665 PB_B2 MD 12 DDR_MD(12) DDR_MD(6)
5 6 22ohm F2
DQ17 VDDQ
37 156
25V
10Kohm 100nF
SC1_AV1_CVBS_IN
PC_BLUE 100nF C666 38
PB_B3 DQS1
155
DDR_DQS(1) DDR_MD(5)
7 8 1/16W F1
DQ18 VDDQ
D11
D2
R609 C780 R610
PC_B VSSM 154
DDR_MD(4)
1 2 H2
DQ19 VDDQ
39 DDR_MD(3) B11
10Kohm
VDDC VDDM 153 3 4 RA744 H1
DQ20 VDDQ
40 DDR_DQM(1) DDR_MD(2) B9
R696 0ohm 41
VSSC DQM1 152 5 6 22ohm J1
DQ21 VDDQ
B7
PC_H_SYNC AIN_HS MD 11 DDR_MD(11) DDR_MD(1)
J2
DQ22 VDDQ
R697 0ohm 42 151 7 8 1/16W B6
AIN_VS MD 10 DDR_MD(10) DDR_MD(0)
B5V_VCC PC_V_SYNC
DQ23 VDDQ
43 150
PWR5V MD9 DDR_MD(9)
VDDQ
VDDQ
DQS0
DQS1
DQS2
DQS3
VREF
DQ24
DQ25
DQ26
DQ27
DQ28
DQ29
DQ30
DQ31
RAS#
CAS#
WE#
149
DM0
DM1
DM2
DM3
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
CKE
44
CK#
CS#
BA0
BA1
DDR_MD(8)
CK
HDMI_DDC_SCL DSCL MD8 148
45
HDMI_DDC_SDA DSDA VSSC
D12
C12
C11
B12
A9
A8
B8
A7
A1
G12
G1
A12
A2
G11
G2
A11
M3
L4
L10
L11
M11
M1
L1
K1
K2
M12
C6
C7
D3
D10
K3
K6
K7
K10
B2
B4
46 147
1
TP602 SCDT VDDC

47 146 DDR_MD(7)
R641 33ohm 48 AUDIOCLK MD 7
IC613 R642 33ohm 49
SCK MD6 145
144
DDR_MD(6)
R643 33ohm 50
WS MD5 143
DDR_MD(5)
DDR_MD(4)
R644 33ohm SD0 MD 4
R645
R646
51 142
B3.3VD
VDDH_B3.3V
52
VDDH DQS0 141 DDR_DQS(0) C766
53 VSSH VSSM 0.1UF R751
C670 VDDH VDDM 140 1Kohm
54 139 50V 1/10W
100nF VSSH DQM0 DDR_DQM(0)
1Kohm
1Kohm
7
5
3
1
7
5
3
1
55 138
56
VDDC MD 3 137
DDR_MD(3)
DDR_MD(2)
C669 R647 VSSC MD 2 MVREF
C637 1Kohm 57 136 DDR_MD(1)
DPA_15 MD 1
1/16W 8
22ohm 6
RA745 4
2
1/16W 8
22ohm 6
RA746 4
2
10uF 10uF 58 135 DDR_MD(0)
16V 16V 59 DPA_14 MD 0 134 C767
60
DPA_13 LVDS_VDDD 0.1UF
R752
PCM1754DBQR 133 1Kohm
DPA_12 LVDS_VSSD
DDR_MD(23)
DDR_MD(22)
DDR_MD(21)
DDR_MD(20)
DDR_MD(19)
DDR_MD(18)
DDR_MD(17)
DDR_MD(16)
61 132 50V 1/10W
LVDS_VDDO
LVDS_VDDP
LVDS_VSSO
DPA_CLK LVDS_VSSA
LVDS_VSSP
TESTMODE
62 131
22ohm 1/10W
22ohm 1/10W
22ohm 1/10W
22ohm 1/10W
R648 63
DPA_11 LVDS_VDDA 130
CPU_CS
DPA_HS
R649
DPA_VS
TCLK1M
DPA_10 LVDS_VDDO
TCLK1P
1Kohm
ADDR0
ADDR1
ADDR2
ADDR3
ADDR4
ADDR5
ADDR6
ADDR7
470ohm
RESET
64 129
HDMI_SR_IN
DPA_6
DPA_5
DPA_4
DPA_3
DPA_2
DPA_1
DPA_0
VDDH
VDDC
VDDC
VDDH
VDDC
VSSH
VSSC
VSSC
VSSH
VSSC
TD1M
TC1M
DPA_9 LVDS_VSSO
TE1M
TD1P
TC1P
V5SF
TE1P
DPA_8
DPA_7
470ohm
INTN
WR#
SDA
RD#
TB1M
TA1M
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
SCL
ALE
TB1P
TA1P
HDMI_SL_IN DDR_MCLK0#
HS
R650
R753
51ohm
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
C768
DDR_DQM(1)
DDR_DQM(3)
DDR_DQM(0)
DDR_DQM(2)
3
R754
R755
R756
R757
PX_LVDS_VSS 10nF 50V
D600 D601 B5V_VCC
MMBD4148SE MMBD4148SE PX_LVDS_VDD
4.7Kohm
4.7Kohm
1/10W
R758
1/10W
1/10W
0ohm
1
0ohm
51ohm
SVPD(0)
SVPD(1)
SVPD(2)
SVPD(3)
SVPD(4)
SVPD(5)
SVPD(6)
SVPD(7)
MCA(0)
MCA(1)
MCA(2)
MCA(3)
MCA(4)
MCA(5)
MCA(6)
MCA(7)
R653
DDR_MCLK0
DDR_DQS(1)
DDR_DQS(3)
DDR_DQS(0)
DDR_DQS(2)
DDR_DQM[0:3]
DDR_BA0
DDR_BA1
DDR_CLKE
DDR_CS0#
DDR_RAS#
DDR_CAS#
DDR_WE#
0ohm
R651
R655
R656
R654
R652
1Kohm
1/10W
MCA(0:7)
SVPD(0:7)
OE
DOWNLOAD_CE
ALE
TP616
MGND2
XREF LV_E(0:11)
1
PX_Power
R657 0ohm 2 LV_E(0)
SVP_VS
R658 0ohm 3
100ohm
4 R659
CSN
INT#
SVP_RESET
1/10W
5 LV_E(1)
R660 0ohm 6 LV_E(2)
R661 0ohm 7
R662 100ohm
8
1/10W
9 LV_E(3)
R663 0ohm 10 LV_E(4)
R664 0ohm
A5V 11
12 R665
100ohm
100ohm
1/10W
13 LV_E(5)
R666 100ohm 1/10W R667 0ohm 14 LV_E(6)
SDA1
R668 0ohm 15
R669 100ohm 1/10W C671 R698 100ohm 1/10W
SCL1 LOGIC_TXD
16 R670 B3.3VD
100ohm
100nF R699 100ohm 1/10W

25V LOGIC_RXD
17 LV_E(7) PX_VA1.8
R671 0ohm 18 LV_E(8)
R672 0ohm 19
TP617 20 R674 L611 2.2uH XREF
PX_AVDD3_ADC1
100ohm
21 LV_E(9) L612 2.2uH XREF

PX_AVDD_ADC1
R675 0ohm R673 0ohm 22 LV_E(10) C672
1/10W C674
R676 0ohm 23
C673 C0605 10uF
24 R677 10uF
C675
100uF 16V 100nF
16V 100nF 16V
25 LV_E(11)
26 XREF
SCL1 PX_AVSS_ADC1
R678 0ohm 27
1/10W 28
SDA1 0ohm 29 L614 2.2uH XREF L615 2.2uH XREF
R679 PX_AVDD_ADC2 PX_AVDD3_ADC2
1/10W 30
MGND1
TP618 31 C679 C680 C681 C682
10uF
I2C Chip Debug

16V 100nF 100nF 100nF
GT121-31P-TD-E1000
XREF
CN612 PX_AVSS_ADC2
L617 2.2uH XREF

PX_AVDD_ADC3
B5V_VCC BD611 ACB2012L-015-T XREF
PX_AVDD3_OUTBUF
C686 C688
10uF C687
16V 100nF 10uF
C689
XREF 16V 100nF
PX_AVSS_ADC3
XREF
PX_AVSS_OUTBUF
CN611 L618 2.2uH XREF
PX_AVDD_ADC4
*
BD612 ACB2012L-015-T XREF
C690 C692 PX_AVDD3_BG_ASS
1 10uF
100nF
SDA1 16V
C691
2 XREF 10uF
C693
SCL1 PX_AVSS_ADC4 16V 100nF
3
4
PX_VL1.8 XREF
PX_AVSS_BG_ASS
5
BUS_STOP
BD620 XREF BD613 ACB2012L-015-T XREF
PX_PAVDD1 PX_LVDS_VDD
C694 C696 C697 C698 C699 C700
10uF 50V
16V 100nF PX_MLF1 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF
2.7nF C668 XREF
XREF XREF
PX_PAVSS1 PX_LVDS_VSS
BD621 XREF
PX_PAVDD2
XREF
VDDH_B3.3V
C705 C708
10uF 50V C706
16V 100nF 2.7nF C667 XREF PX_PLF2 10uF
C709 C710 C711 C712
XREF 16V 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF
PX_PAVSS2

PX_AVDDLLPLL
PX_REGVCC
C713 C715
10uF C714
16V 100nF C716
10uF
XREF 16V 100nF
PX_AVSSLLPLL
XREF
PX_DGND

PX_AVDDAPLL
PX_PVCC
C717 C719
10uF C718
16V 100nF 10uF
C720
XREF 16V 100nF
PX_AVSSAPLL
XREF
PX_PGND
PX_VD1.8
PX_AVCC
PX_VD1.8_LOCAL C726 C727 C728 C729
C730 C731 C732 C733 C734 C735 C736 C737 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF
C725
10uF XREF
16V
PX_AGND
100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF

Schematic Diagram
10-1-7 TUNER 10-1-9 FBE_Option

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Power B5V_VCC Power
Signal Signal
10uH-K
L740
B9V B9V_LNA
BD742
10uH C754
22uF
16V
+33V VT C755
C758
100nF
TU740
BD745
C756
1
- 1 TP741
C757
MGND1 TP730
MGND2
1
TU_NC TU_NC1
C760 TUNERGND
C759
1
TU_VT TU_VT1
3.3uF 100nF R740 1Kohm
1
R777 TU_AS TU_AS1

1/10W
1
10Kohm
TU_SCL TU_SCL1
1
TU_SDA TU_SDA1
1
TU_740 TU_11
1
SIF SIF1
AGC
1
A GC A GC1
DNI_RESET
XREF
1
AFT AFT1
R741 47ohm TP742
SDA2 1
1
CVBS CVBS1
SDA1
SCL1
XREF
B3.3VD B3.3VD
-
R742 47ohm 1
TP743 MGND3
SCL2 R743
1
XREF
MGND4 TP731
C624 C628 C629 C630 C631
FT611 C626 FT612
C762 C763 1/10W 50V
10nF 1uF
50V 50V 16V
10nF 100nF
10uF
2 1 1nF 1 2
-
100pF 100pF 1Kohm
C761 TP744 TUNERGND
1
C622
TUNERGND 10uF
R744 C623 C625 C627
TUNERGND 220Kohm 16V 50V
R745
100ohm
B1.8VD 100nF 1nF
16V
100nF
100ohm 1/10W
0ohm 1/10W
R765 C642 C646 XREF
TUNER_SIF XREF
1 TP745
0ohm
1/10W
XREF
DTV_TUNER_SIF FT613 50V C644
1uF
50V LBE_B(0:11)
100ohm
R766 10nF 10nF
TP746 2 1
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
0ohm
-
XREF R746 100Kohm 1 0ohm XREF

TUNER_AFT 1/10W
R747
75ohm R767
1/10W DTV_TUNER_AFT
1 TP747
XREF 0ohm XREF
TUNER_CVBS 1/10W DTV_TUNER_CVBS C640
R627
R628
R623
R624
R625
R626
R629
R630
1nF
50V R749 10uF
50V R750 C764 220Kohm C641 C643 C645 C647
47 p F C785 R748 100ohm 16V 50V 16V 50V
1/10W C765 100nF 1nF 100nF 1nF
220Kohm
DELETE
100nF
B3.3VD
C660 C661
16V 50V
128
127
126
125
124
123
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
FT614
99
98
97
TUNERGND TUNERGND TUNERGND TUNERGND 2 1 100nF 10nF
-
VSSE
VDDE
TMODE0
TMODE1
TMODE2
nRESET
VSSI
VDDI
I2C_SCL
I2C_SDA
I2C_ADDR00
I2C_ADDR01
VSSE
VDDE
BLU_OUT11
BLU_OUT10
BLU_OUT09
BLU_OUT08
VSSI
VDDI
BLU_OUT07
BLU_OUT06
BLU_OUT05
BLU_OUT04
VSSI
VDDI
BLU_OUT03
BLU_OUT02
BLU_OUT01
BLU_OUT00
VSSE
VDDE
TP612
R631 0ohm 1 96 1 R632 0ohm XREF
C659 R633 0ohm 2

TESTIN0 V_SYNC_OUT
95 1
TP613
R634 0ohm XREF
LBE_VSOUT
10uF R635 0ohm 3
TESTIN1 H_SYNC_OUT
94 1
TP614
R636 0ohm XREF
LBE_HSOUT
R637 0ohm 4
TESTCLK DEN_OUT
93
TP615
1 R638 0ohm XREF
LBE_DEOUT
R639 0ohm 5
SCANEN CLKOUT
92
LBE_CLKOUT
TESTIN2 VSSE
R640 0ohm 6 91 XREF
TESTIN3 AVDD33D LBE_OUT(0:11)
10-1-8 FUNCTION
7 90
VDDI AVSS33D
LV_E(0:11) XREF
8
9
V SSI TAN
89
88
LBE_OUT(0)
AVSS33D TAP LBE_OUT(1)
10 87 LBE_OUT(2)
AVDD33D TBN
LV_E(0) 11
12
RIN1N IC612 TBP
86
85
LBE_OUT(3)

RIN1P AVSS33DRV
LV_E(1) 13 84
RIN2N AVDD33DRV
14 83 LBE_OUT(4)
RIN2P TCN
LV_E(2) 15 82 LBE_OUT(5)
VDDLVDS TCP
16
S4LD158X01 81 LBE_OUT(6)
Power
RIN3N TCLKN
A5V LV_E(3) 17
18
RIN3P TCLKP
80
79
LBE_OUT(7)
RINCLKN AVSS33DRV
LV_E(4) 19 78
RINCLKP AVDD33DRV
A5 V 20 FBE 77 LBE_OUT(8)
Signal
VSSLVDS TDN
LV_E(5) 21 76 LBE_OUT(9)
RIN4N TDP
22 75 LBE_OUT(10)
RIN4P TEN
LV_E(6) 23 74 LBE_OUT(11)
RIN5N T EP
24 73
L741 RIN5P AVSS33A
LV_E(7) 25 72 XREF
10uH
C770 26
AVSS33A
AVDD33A ANA_DIMMING
AVDD33A
71 LBE_G(0:11)
100uF LV_E(8) 27
VDDI PWM_DIMMING
70
28 69
16V 29
VSSI GRN_OUT11
68
LV_E(9) TESTIN4 GRN_OUT10
30 67
TESTIN5 GRN_OUT09
LV_E(10) 31 66
TESTIN6 GRN_OUT08
GRN_OUT00
GRN_OUT01
GRN_OUT02
GRN_OUT03
GRN_OUT04
GRN_OUT05
GRN_OUT06
GRN_OUT07
RED_OUT00
RED_OUT01
RED_OUT02
RED_OUT03
RED_OUT04
RED_OUT05
RED_OUT06
RED_OUT07
RED_OUT08
RED_OUT09
RED_OUT10
RED_OUT11
32 65
C771 C769 R759 TESTIN7 VSSE
TESTIN8
1Kohm LV_E(11)
100nF 10nF
VDDE
VDDE
VDDE
VSSE
VSSE
VDDI
VDDI
VDDI
VSSI
VSSI
VSSI
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
FT741
LFA30-2A1E223MT
3 1
CN740 2
SMAW250-08 WHT
TP748
C
1 1 Q740 B LED_RED
TP749 KTC3875S-GR
2 1 E
R760
3 TP750 1 10Kohm
4 TP751
TP752 LBE_R(0:11)
1
5 1 DELETE OPTION XREF
6 1TP780 R762 0ohm

SDA2_3.3V
7 1TP781 R763 0ohm
R761
U740 SCL2_3.3V
8 1 1Kohm
IR
BD743
KEY_INPUT1
BD744 A B
A B KEY_INPUT2
D740 D741 D742

3
MMBD4148SE MMBD4148SE MMBD4148SE
C773
1
10nF
C774 C772
10nF 1nF
CN741
SMW250-03
A5V
1
TP753 1
2 TP754 1
3 1 TP755

Schematic Diagram
10-1-10 FRC
XREF
DNI_RESET
DNIE_CLKOUT
A1.2V_PLL D1.2V_FRCPLUS D3.3V_FRCPLUS D1.2V_PLL R801 C801
100ohm 100nF
1/10W 1 6V
IC801-1
IC801-3 IC801-2
SDA1 XREF
0ohm R802
SCL1 XREF 0ohm R803
0ohm R804 DNIE_BOUT(0:11)
0ohm R805
XREF
HSOUT_EX R807 0ohm
FRC
XREF R806 0ohm
VSOUT_EX R808 0ohm
C802
R809 1
0/o1h0m
W
R810 0/1h0m
1o W
R811 0
1o/1h0m
W
R812 0
1o/1h0m
W
DNIE_RIN(0:9)
50V
1.5nF
R813 0/o1h0m
1 W
XREF 1/10W
XREF
CLKOUT_EX
1/10W
DNIE_GOUT(0:11)
0ohm
R814
DNIE_GIN(0:9)
XREF
DNIE_ROUT(0:11)
DNIE_BIN(0:9)
XREF
DNIE_VSOUT
DNIE_HSOUT
DNIE_DEOUT
SDRAM_ADDR(0)
SDRAM_ADDR(1)
INSERT FOR READY SDRAM_ADDR(2)
SDRAM_ADDR(3)
SDRAM_ADDR(4)
B5V SDRAM_ADDR(5)
C 803 SDRAM_ADDR(6)
100nF
16V +3.3V_FRC SDRAM_ADDR(7)
SDRAM_ADDR(8)
L801 TP801
C806 SDRAM_ADDR(9)
2
L802 1
SDRAM_ADDR(10)
1 A B 10nF
SDRAM_BANK0
C804 C805 1 2
SDRAM_BANK1
100nF 470uF
IC804
MP1583DN
R816 R815
-
1 8
10Kohm 6.2Kohm C807 C808
+3.3V
BS SS
2 MGND1 7 1/10W 220uF 100nF
IN EN
3 6 16V 16V
SW COMP
4 5
GND FB
C809 C810
220uF 100nF
16V 16V
D801 R818
SS24 3.6Kohm
R817 1/10W
C811
180pF 100Kohm
SDRAM_CLK
C812 SDRAM_DQM
3.3nF SDRAM_nWE
SDRAM_nRAS
SDRAM_nCAS
+3.3V_FRC
+3.3V_FRC
C813
L805 100nF IC805
MPZ2012S300A 16V MIC39102BM
D3.3V_FRCPLUS R819 1Kohm 1 8
L809 EN GND A1.2V_PLL
- B
C814 1/10W 2 7
IN GND
100uF 3 6
16V
C 866
100nF 4
OUT GND
5
SDRAM_DQ(0:31)
B
C834 C840 C841 ADJ GND
100uF 10nF 1nF 16V
16V 50V 50V
R820 C818
0ohm 100uF
1/10W 16V
R821 A1.2V_PLL
10Kohm
1/10W
D1.2V_FRCPLUS
D1.2V_PLL
C874 C875 C876 10nF 10nF 10nF 10nF

C832 C873 50V 50V 50V 50V
L808 C825 C826 C827 C828 C829 10nF 10nF 10nF 10nF 10uF 10uF
C824 C870 50V 50V 50V 50V 25V 25V 25V
MPZ2012S300A 10uF 10uF 16V 16V C877 C878 C879 C 880
25V 25V 25V 25V 25V 100nF 100nF 100nF
16V 16V C836 C837 C838 C839
100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF
B
C833
DELETE OPTION DELETE OPTION 25V
100nF
C835
100uF
16V
D3.3V_FRCPLUS D1.2V_PLL
C842
L810 100nF IC807
MPZ2012S300A 16V MIC39102BM
R825 1Kohm 1 8 D1.2V_FRCPLUS C844 C871 C845 C846 C847 C848 C 850 C851 C852 C830 C872 C831
EN GND
B
C 843 1/10W 2 7 10uF 10uF 10uF 10uF
IN GND
16V 16V 25V 25V 25V 25V 50V 50V 50V 16V 16V 25V
100uF 3 6 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 10nF 10nF 10nF 100nF
OUT GND
16V C867 4 5 L811
ADJ GND
100nF MPZ2012S300A
16V DELETE OPTION
B
DELETE OPTION
R 826 C854
0ohm 100uF
1/10W 16V
R827
10Kohm
1/10W

Schematic Diagram
10-1-11 FRC Memory

LVDS RX ( FOR FRC ) FRC Memory

D3.3V_SDRAM +3.3V_FRC
D3.3V_SDRAM
LV_E(0:11) L807
-
LV_E(0) B
C819 C820 C821
10nF 1nF
LV_E(1)
LV_E(2)
+3.3V 100uF
16 V 50V 50V
C676 C677 C678 L613 DELETE OPTION
LV_E(3)
LV_E(4) 1nF 100nF 10uF 1.5uH
LV_E(5) 16V
LV_E(6)
LV_E(7)
LV_E(8) C860 C861 C862 C863 C864
LV_E(9) 10uF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF
+3.3V LV_E(10)
LV_E(11)
16V
L616
1.5uH
166V
C 83
RA611
10uF C684 C685
100nF 1nF R680 100Kohm
47
DNIE_RIN(2) DNIE_RIN(0:9)
1/10W 8 7 DNIE_RIN(3)
64
63
62
61
60
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
6 5 DNIE_RIN(4)
C0608 4 3 DNIE_RIN(5)
SDRAM_DQ(0:31)
PVCC
PGND
RE+
RE-
RD+
RD-
LGND
RCLK+
RCLK-
RC+
RC-
LVCC
RB+
RB-
RA+
RA-
100nF XREF
SDRAM_ADDR(0:11)
DNIE_RIN(6)
+3.3V 1 48
2
8
1
7 DNIE_RIN(7)
G ND V CC
2
TEST RA0
47 6 5
3 RA612
DNIE_RIN(8) IC802
3 46 4 DNIE_RIN(9)
PD RA 1
R681 10Kohm 4 45 2 1 47 DNIE_RIN(0) K4S643232E-TC60
OE RA2
5 44 R682 47ohm DNIE_RIN(1) 1 86
R/F GND VDD1 VSS4
R683 10Kohm 6 43 R 684 47ohm 2 85
DQ0 DQ15
7
RE6
RE5
IC614 RA 3
RA 4
42 3
VDDQ1 VSSQ8
84
8 41 RA613 4 83
9
RE4
VCC
THC63LVD104A RA5
RA6
40 47 DNIE_GIN(2) DNIE_GIN(0:9) 5
DQ1
DQ2
DQ14
DQ13
82
10 39 8 7 DNIE_GIN(3) 6 81
RE3 RB0 VSSQ1 VDDQ8
11 38 6 5 DNIE_GIN(4) 7 80
RE2 RB1 D Q3 DQ12
12 37 4 3 DNIE_GIN(5) 8 79
RE 1 VCC DQ4 DQ11
13 36 2 1 DNIE_GIN(6) 9 78
RE0 RB2 VDDQ2 VSSQ7
14 35 8 7 DNIE_GIN(7) 10 77
RD6 RB3 DQ5 DQ10
15 34 RA6146 5 DNIE_GIN(8) 11 76
RD5 RB 4 D Q6 DQ9
16 33 47 4 3 DNIE_GIN(9) 12 75
G ND RB 5 VSSQ2 VDDQ7
CLKOUT
DNIE_GIN(0) 13 74
+3.3V 2 1
DQ7 DQ8
GND
VCC
R685 47ohm DNIE_GIN(1) 14 73

RD4
RD3
RD2
RD1
RD0
RC6
RC5
RC4
RC3
RC2
RC1
RC0
RB6
N_C1 N_C7
R686 47ohm 15 72
VDD2 VS S3
L619 C701 XREF 16 71
SDRAM_DQM SDRAM_DQM
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
DQMO DQM1
1.5uH 10uF C702 C703 C704 XREF 17 70 XREF
16V 100nF 100nF 1nF

SDRAM_nWE 18
WE_ N_C6
69
XREF
SDRAM_nCAS CAS_ N_C5 R860 22ohm
XREF 19 68
SDRAM_nRAS 20
RAS_ CLK
67 XREF
SDRAM_CLK
CS_ CKE
XREF 21 66
SDRAM_BANK0 22
N_C2 A9
65
DELETE OPTION SDRAM_BANK1 XREF
BA0 A8 C865
23 64 15pF
BA1 A7 50V
24 63
A10 A6
25 62
A0 A5
RA615 26 61
47 DNIE_BIN(2) DNIE_BIN(0:9) 27
A1
A2
A4
A3
60
8 7 DNIE_BIN(3) 28 59
DQM2 DQM3
6 5 DNIE_BIN(4) 29 58
VDD3 VSS2
4 3 DNIE_BIN(5) 30 57
N_C3 N_C4
2 1 DNIE_BIN(6) 31 56
RA616 8 DQ16 DQ31
7 DNIE_BIN(7) 32 55
VSSQ3 VDDQ6
47 6 5 DNIE_BIN(8) 33 54
DQ17 DQ30
4 3 DNIE_BIN(9) 34 53
DQ18 DQ29
2 1 DNIE_BIN(0) 35 52
VDDQ3 VSSQ6
R689 47ohm DNIE_BIN(1) 36 51
DQ19 DQ28
R690 47ohm 37 50
DQ20 DQ27
38 49
R691 47ohm VSSQ4 VDDQ5
39 48
R692 47ohm DQ21 DQ26
CLKOUT_EX 40 47
R693 47ohm DQ22 DQ25
HSOUT_EX 41 46
R694 47ohm VSOUT_EX VDDQ4 VSSQ5
42 45
DQ23 DQ24
DPEN 43 44
VDD4 VSS1
1 1 1 1
TP619 TP620 TP621 TP622

C721 C722 C723 C724
15pF 15p F 15pF 15pF

Schematic Diagram
10-1-12 LVDS
Power
Signal
FT902 FT901
SGM32F1E104-2A C901 SGM32F1E104-2A
1 3 100uF 1 3
B3.3VD +3.3V
LVDS TX (LBE) LVDS TX (FRC)

C903 C904 2 2
10uF 10uF
16V 16V
XREF XREF
LBE_R(0:11) DNIE_ROUT(0:11)
IC902 IC901
DTC34LM85A DTC34LM85A
1 56 LBE_R(8) 1 56 DNIE_ROUT(8)
RS D4 RS D4
LBE_R(11) 2 55 LBE_R(7) DNIE_ROUT(11) 2 55 DNIE_ROUT(7)
D5 D3 D5 D3
LBE_R(9) 3 54 LBE_R(6) DNIE_ROUT(9) 3 54 DNIE_ROUT(6)
D6 D2 D6 D2
XREF LBE_G(4) 4 53 XREF DNIE_GOUT(4) 4 53
LBE_G(0:11) 5
D7 G ND
52 DNIE_GOUT(0:11) 5
D7 GND
52 DNIE_ROUT(5)
LBE_R(5)
GND D1 G ND D1
LBE_G(5) 6 51 LBE_R(4) DNIE_GOUT(5) 6 51 DNIE_ROUT(4)
D8 D0 D8 D0
LBE_G(6) 7 50 LBE_R(10) DNIE_GOUT(6) 7 50 DNIE_ROUT(10)
D9 D27 D9 D2 7
LBE_G(10) 8 49 DNIE_GOUT(10) 8 49
D10 LVDSGND D1 0 LVDSGND
9 48 9 48
V CC TXIN0M LBE12BIT_Tx_0- VCC TXIN0M 12BIT_Tx_0-
LBE_G(11) 10 47 DNIE_GOUT(11) 10 47
D11 TXIN0P LBE12BIT_Tx_0+ D11 TXIN0P 12BIT_Tx_0+
LBE_G(7) 11 46 DNIE_GOUT(7) 11 46
D12 TXIN1M LBE12BIT_Tx_1- D1 2 TXIN1M 12BIT_Tx_1-
LBE_G(8) 12 45 DNIE_GOUT(8) 12 45
D13 TXIN1P LBE12BIT_Tx_1+ D13 TXIN1P 12BIT_Tx_1+
13 44 13 44
GND LVDSVCC G ND LVDSVCC
LBE_G(9) 14 43 DNIE_GOUT(9) 14 43
D14 LVDSGND D1 4 LVDSGND
XREF LBE_B(4) 15 42 XREF DNIE_BOUT(4) 15 42
LBE_B(0:11) D15 TXIN2M LBE12BIT_Tx_2- DNIE_BOUT(0:11) D15 TXIN2M 12BIT_Tx_2-
LBE_B(10) 16
17
D16
R /F
TXIN2P
TXCLKM
41
40
LBE12BIT_Tx_2+
LBE12BIT_Tx_CLK-
DNIE_BOUT(10) 16
17
D1 6
R/F
TXIN2P
TXCLKM
41
40
12BIT_Tx_2+
12BIT_Tx_CLK-
FROM FRC (12BIT) TO LOGIC
LBE_B(11) 18 39 DNIE_BOUT(11) 18 39
D17 TXCLKP LBE12BIT_Tx_CLK+ D1 7 TXCLKP 12BIT_Tx_CLK+
LBE_B(5) 19 38 DNIE_BOUT(5) 19 38
D18 TXIN3M LBE12BIT_Tx_3- D1 8 TXIN3M 12BIT_Tx_3-
20 37 20 37
LBE_B(6)
21
D19
GND
TXIN3P
LVDSGND
36
LBE12BIT_Tx_3+
FROM LBE (12BIT) TO LOGIC DNIE_BOUT(6)
21
22
D19
G ND
TXIN3P
LVDSGND
36
35
12BIT_Tx_3+
CN901
LBE_B(7) 22 35 DNIE_BOUT(7)
D20 PLLGND D20 PLLGND
LBE_B(8) 23 34 R902 DNIE_BOUT(8) 23 34 R901
D21 PLLVCC D2 1 PLLVCC
LBE_B(9) 24 33 4.7Kohm DNIE_BOUT(9) 24 33 4.7Kohm
D22 PLLGND D22 PLLGND MGND2
25 32 1/10W CN902 25
D23 PDN
32 1/10W 1
D23 PDN
26 31 26 31 XREF 2
VCC CLKIN R907 V CC CLKIN R904 12BIT_Tx_0-
XREF R906 22ohm 27 30 XREF R903 22ohm 27 30 XREF 3
LBE_HSOUT D24 D26
XREF
LVDS_EN DNIE_HSOUT
28
D24 D26
29 XREF
LVDS_EN 12BIT_Tx_0+
XREF R908 22ohm 28 29 XREF R905 22ohm 4
D25 GND MGND2
DNIE_VSOUT D25 GND 0ohm
LBE_VSOUT 0ohm 1 5
1/10W 1/10W
2 XREF 6
LBE12BIT_Tx_0- 12BIT_Tx_1-
3 XREF 7
LBE12BIT_Tx_0+ 12BIT_Tx_1+
XREF R911 22ohm 4 XREF R909 22ohm XREF 8
LBE_DEOUT DNIE_DEOUT 12BIT_Tx_1b-
XREF R912 47ohm 5 XREF R910 47ohm XREF 9
LBE_CLKOUT DNIE_CLKOUT 12BIT_Tx_1b+
6 XREF 10
LBE12BIT_Tx_1- 12BIT_Tx_2-
7 C905 C906 C907 XREF 11
C908 C909 C910 LBE12BIT_Tx_1+ 12BIT_Tx_2+
15pF 15pF 15pF 8 15pF 15pF 15pF XREF 12
50V 50V 50V LBE12BIT_Tx_1b- 50V 50V 50V TXOUT3B-
9 XREF 13
LBE12BIT_Tx_1b+ TXOUT3B+
10 XREF 14
LBE12BIT_Tx_2- 12BIT_Tx_CLK-
11 XREF 15
LBE12BIT_Tx_2+ 12BIT_Tx_CLK+
XREFR942
1/10W
XREF 12 0ohm 16
0ohm
LBE_TXOUT3B- LOGIC_TXD
XREF 13 XREFR943 0ohm 17
LBE_TXOUT3B+ LOGIC_RXD
14 XREF 18
LBE12BIT_Tx_CLK- 12BIT_Tx_3-
R913
1/10W R914
15 XREF 19
LBE12BIT_Tx_CLK+ 12BIT_Tx_3+
1/10W
R940 0ohm 16 20
0ohm
LOGIC_TXD R915
R941 0ohm 17 100ohm 21
0ohm
LOGIC_RXD
18 XREF 22
LBE12BIT_Tx_3- 12BIT_Tx_0b-
R916
1/10W R917
19 XREF 23
LBE12BIT_Tx_3+ 12BIT_Tx_0b+
20 24
R 918 100ohm 21 25
0ohm
LBE12BIT_Tx_0b-
22
23 FT903 SCL1 R919
XREF
0ohm 26
27
LBE12BIT_Tx_0b+ C911 SGM32F1E104-2A
24
25 100uF 1 3
SDA1 R920
XREF
0ohm 28
29
FT904
SCL1 R921 0ohm 26 +3.3V 30
MGND1
C913 SGM32F1E104-2A XREF 27 2 31
100uF
B3.3VD
1 3
SDA1 R922
XREF
0ohm 28
29
30 C915 C916
2 MGND1
31 22pF 22pF
DELETE
C917 C918
22pF 22pF
delete IC903
DTC34LM85A
1 56 DNIE_BOUT(2) XREF
IC904 2
RS D4
55 DNIE_GOUT(3)
DNIE_BOUT(0:11)
DTC34LM85A D5 D3
DNIE_BOUT(3) 3 54 DNIE_GOUT(2) XREF
1 56 LBE_B(2) XREF 4
D6 D2
53 DNIE_GOUT(0:11)
RS D4 D7 GND
2 55 LBE_G(3)
LBE_B(0:11) 5 52 DNIE_ROUT(3) XREF
LBE_B(3) 3
D5 D3
54 LBE_G(2) XREF XREF DNIE_ROUT(0) 6
GND D1
51 DNIE_ROUT(2)
DNIE_ROUT(0:11)
4
D6 D2
53 LBE_G(0:11) DNIE_ROUT(0:11) DNIE_ROUT(1) 7
D8 D0
50
D7 GND D9 D2 7
5 52 LBE_R(3) XREF 8 49
XREF LBE_R(0) 6
GND D1
51 LBE_R(2)
LBE_R(0:11) 9
D10 LVDSGND
48
LBE_R(0:11) D8 D0 VCC TXIN0M 12BIT_Tx_0b-
LBE_R(1) 7 50 10 47
D9 D27 D11 TXIN0P 12BIT_Tx_0b+
8 49 XREF DNIE_GOUT(0) 11 46
D10 LVDSGND DNIE_GOUT(0:11) D12 TXIN1M 12BIT_Tx_1b-
9 48 DNIE_GOUT(1) 12 45
VCC TXIN0M LBE12BIT_Tx_0b- D13 TXIN1P 12BIT_Tx_1b+
10 47 13 44
D11 TXIN0P LBE12BIT_Tx_0b+ GND LVDSVCC
XREF LBE_G(0) 11 46 XREF DNIE_BOUT(0) 14 43
LBE_G(0:11) D12 TXIN1M LBE12BIT_Tx_1b- DNIE_BOUT(0:11) D14 LVDSGND
LBE_G(1) 12 45 DNIE_BOUT(1) 15 42
D13 TXIN1P LBE12BIT_Tx_1b+ D15 TXIN2M
13 44 16 41
G ND LVDSVCC D16 TXIN2P
XREF LBE_B(0) 14 43 17 40
LBE_B(0:11) D14 LVDSGND R/F TXCLKM 12BIT_Tx_CLKb-
LBE_B(1) 15 42 18 39
D15 TXIN2M D17 TXCLKP 12BIT_Tx_CLKb+
16 41 19 38
D16 TXIN2P D18 TXIN3M
17 40 XREF R923 22ohm 20 37
R /F TXCLKM LBE12BIT_Tx_CLKb- DNIE_HSOUT D19 TXIN3P
18 39 21 36
D17 TXCLKP LBE12BIT_Tx_CLKb+ GND LVDSGND
19 38 XREF R925 22ohm 22 35 R924
D18 TXIN3M D20 PLLGND
XREF R926 22ohm 20 37 DNIE_VSOUT XREF R927 22ohm 23 34
LBE_HSOUT D19 TXIN3P DNIE_DEOUT D21 PLLVCC 4.7Kohm
21 36 24 33 1/10W
G ND LVDSGND D22 PLLGND
XREF R929 22ohm 22 35 R928 25 32
LBE_VSOUT D2 0 PLLGND D23 PDN
XREF R930 22ohm 23 34 4.7Kohm 26 31
LBE_DEOUT D21 PLLVCC V CC CLKIN R931
24 33 1/10W 27 30
D22 PLLGND D24 D26
XREF
LVDS_EN
25 32 28 29
D23 P DN D25 GND 0ohm
26 31
VCC CLKIN R 932 1/10W FT905
27 30
28
D24 D26
29 XREF
LVDS_EN ACM2012-900-2P-T
D25 GND 0ohm XREF R933 47ohm
1/10W
FT906 DNIE_CLKOUT TXOUT3B-
ACM2012-900-2P-T
C919 C920 C921 TXOUT3B+
XREF R934 47ohm 15pF 15pF 15pF
LBE_CLKOUT LBE_TXOUT3B- 50V 50V 50V
C922 C923 C924 LBE_TXOUT3B+

15pF 15pF 15pF
50V 50V 50V

Schematic Diagram
10-1-13 DTV / TUNER / POWER

DIGITAL TUNER
DTV MODULE CONNECTION B9V_LNA
1 1
D5V CN1001
CN1002 CN1003
VT
MGND5
MGND6
PCN10EA-32S-2.54DS PCN10EA-32S-2.54DS
BD1002
-
TU1001
MGND1
MGND1
MGND1
MGND2
MGND3
MGND4
A B
1
1 2
1 1 1 1 1 1
USB_VCC_CHECK
17 17 CH_START
1 1
1
USBBN
4
1
18
2
D12V 18
2
CH_VALID
1 1 1
1
USBBP RF5V
19 19 CH_CLK 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1/10W
3 BD1007 - 3 47ohm
1 1
1/10W TU_SCL
20 20 R1030 0ohm R1083 XREF
1 A 2 B TX_DTV_SVC 47ohm TU_SDA
4 4 R1031 0ohm R1084 XREF
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
RX_DTV_SVC
21 21 CH_DATA(0) C770
5 5 R1092 1/10W 0ohm CH_DATA(7)
1 1 1
22 22 CH_DATA(1) RXR1E0F17 CH_DATA(6)

DTV_Y_G DTV_AGC
6 6 R1093 1/10W 0ohm TXD AGC 0ohm
23 23 R1094 1/10W 0ohm XREF CH_DATA(5)
CH_DATA(2)
1 1 1 1
IR_DTV RXD DTV_TUNER_AFT

24 24 R1096 1/10W 0ohm CH_DATA(3)
XREF
DTV_Pb_B DTV_TUNER_CVBS
DTV_CVBS DTV_TUNER_SIF
25 25 CH_DATA(4) CH_DATA(2)
DTV_Pr_R
9 9 R1098 1/10W 0ohm
DTV_CVBS BD1003
26 26
B3.3VD C1031 C1005 CH_DATA(1)
1
CH_DATA(5)
22Kohm
1/10W
10 10 R1099 1/10W 0ohm B 470uF 470uF CH_DATA(0)
1 1
CH_DATA(0:7)
27 DTV_LtO 27 XREF
0ohm
CH_DATA(6) C1006
11 DTV_RtO 11 R1050 1/10W 0ohm 100nF
1
28 28
RF5V
B5V_VCC
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
CH_DATA(7)
12 12 R1051 1/10W 0ohm
1
R1088
TxD_MICOM R1080
29 29 0ohm
13 DTV_SPDIF 13 1/10W
FT1002
U1030
XREF
1 1 1 1
RxD_MICOM 1/10W
30 R1059 0ohm 30 CH_SCL 3 1 XREF CH_CLK
RESET_IN CH_ERROR CH_RST C1035 0ohm
14 14 XREF 1 10uF R1081 CH_VALID
31 31 CH_SDA 16V 1/10W XREF
2
15 15 CH_RST C1011 R1048 10Kohm R1049 0ohm 0ohm XREF CH_START
32 32 100nF B3.3VD R1082 CH_ERROR
16 16 C1030 C1012
MGND2
MGND2
470uF
16V 470uF
R1087 100ohm
MICOM_TUNER_RST
XREF
DELETE OPTION
MODEM JACK USB B5V_VCC

PHONE JACK
L1001
10uH-K
CN1005
JA1001 DEK623PCB-T
SUPLVAL
TP1060
4
R1060 C1020
1 6
9 5
TP1080
R1070 0ohm TP1061 1 1 MGND1
4.7Kohm 100nF
TP1072 USB_VCC_CHECK C1021
RXD 1 10 4 1 USBBN R1071 0ohm TP1062 1 2 100uF
XREF 5 3 1 2 USBBP R1072 0ohm TP1063 1 3 3722-001147
R1061
6 2 TP1081 1 4
TP1073 DELETE OPTION 4.7Kohm
TXD 1 8 1 MGND2
7
CDS3C30GTH
CDS3C30GTH
CDS3C30GTH
XREF
1
SMAW250-02 WHT
TP1064 IC1003
D1005
D1006
D1007
CN1004 FST3125MX
D1001 D1002 1 14
CDS3C30GTH /OE1 VCC
CDS3C30GTH CN1006 SCL2 XREF 2 13
1A /OE4
XREF 3 12
UB0112C-V1 SDA2 1B 4A CH_SCL
4 11 XREF
/OE2 4B
5 10
2A /OE3
6 9
TU_SCL 2B 3A CH_SDA
XREF 7 8 XREF
TU_SDA XREF
GND 3B
R1091
33pF
33pF
50V
50V
XREF 10ohm
IIC_DTV_SEL R1089
CONTROL2 XREF 1/10W 10ohm
1/10W
C1302
C1303
DELETE OPTION
C1304
C1305
33pF
33pF
50V
50V
DELETE OPTION
DELETE OPTION C
R1090 B Q1001
KSC1623-Y
E
10Kohm
1/10W
OPTICAL SPDIF OUT

D12V C1009
100nF
16V
D5V
A B
1 2
BD1004 C1010 TP1077
OP1001 BD1006
10nF 1
CT5000-2870 B5V_VCC 1 2
-
IC1002
MP1410ES 22uH
R1053 R1052
1
BS NC
8
10Kohm 11.5Kohm
TP1075 2 7 1/10W
7
6
5
4
2
1
IN EN
3 6
1 1 SW COMP
SPDIF_OUT 4 5 C1013 C1014
TP1076 GND FB
TP1074 C1015 C1016 220uF 100nF
AGND_IN 1 3 1
220uF 100nF 16V 25V
16V 25V
C1008 2 FT1001 2A Current
C1007 D1003 R1055
AGND_IN 10uF SGM32F1E104-2A
100nF SS24 3.6Kohm
16V
R1054 1/10W
C1017
AGND_IN 180pF 100Kohm
AGND_IN C1018
3.3nF

Alignment & Adjustment
3. Alignment & Adjustment

3-1 Service Instruction
Before Performing After Sales Services
1. Check if the measurement and test equipment is working properly.
2. Secure sufficient work space for disassembling the product.
3. Prepare a soft pad for disassembling the product.

3-2 How to Access Service Mode

1. General Remote
To Enter : Power Off MUTE 1 8 2 Power On
(Interval between key strokes : less than 3 sec)
To Exit : Power Off On
2. Factory Remote
To Enter : Power On INFO FACTORY Key (Interval between key strokes : less than 3 sec)
To Exit : Power Off On
Press the Factory key twice with a key stroke interval of more than 1 second (Pressing once enters Aging Mode)
3. Settings when entering Factory mode

- Sharp Screen (Dynamic), Color Tone (Cool1), Factory (Dynamic CE Off)
4. Adjustment Procedures
- Channel Key : Select an item.
- Volume Key : Adjust the value up or down.
- MENU Key : Save the changes to the EEPROM and return to the higher-level mode.
- Using the Numeric (0~9) keys, you can select a channel.
- Using the SOURCE key, you can switch AV modes.
5. Initial SERVICE MODE DISPLAY State
1. Calibration XXXXX XXXXX 7. YC Delay

2. Option Table XXXXX XXXXX 8. Adjust
3. White Balance 9. -----
4. SVP-FX 10. W/B Movie
5. Option Block 11. Checksum
6. STV8258/STA323W 12. Reset
T-SPRN42NUS-XXXX
T-SPRMNUS-S-XXXX Boot Merge:OK
Month / Day / Year
Hour / Min. / Sec.
The version of the firmware displayed at the bottom of the screen may differ and the firmware is subject to change for the
improvement of product functions.
If you have adjusted the settings in Service Mode, you have to reset the product.

3-3 Factory Data The underlined are items applied during the service adjustment. None of the others should be adjusted.
1. Calibration
ITEM Data
AV Calibration Sucesses
Comp Calibration Sucesses
PC Calibration Sucesses
HDMI Calibration Sucesses
2. Option Byte
ITEM Condition Range A/V, S-VHS Component PC DVI
inch Option Fixed 42 42 42 42
Gamma Fixed AUO AUO AUO AUO
Panel option Fixed AUO_AMVA AUO_AMVA AUO_AMVA AUO_AMVA
2HDMI Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
Brt,Sensor Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
EnergySave Fixed ON ON ON ON
LBE/FBE Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
FRC(Micronas) Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
FRC(Samsung) Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
LNA Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
Carrier Mute Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
Auto FM Fixed ON ON ON ON
High Dev. Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
ACR Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
Dynamic CE Fixed ON ON ON ON
Dynamic Dimming Fixed ON ON ON ON
Color System Fixed Manual Manual Manual Manual
Auto Power Fixed ON ON ON ON
Magazine LNA Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
V-Chip ACR Fixed US US US US
Shop Mode Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
Debug Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
CH. Table Fixed SAMEX SAMEX SAMEX SAMEX
Dynamic Contrast Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF
V-Chip Fixed OFF OFF OFF OFF

3. White Balance
Sub-Briteness Adjusted 0~255 104 104 104 104
R-offset Adjusted 0~255 122 122 122 122
G-offset Fixed 0~255 128 128 128 128
B-offset Adjusted 0~255 129 129 129 129
Sub-Contrast Adjusted 0~255 128 128 128 128
R-Gain Adjusted 0~255 137 137 137 137
G-Gain Fixed 0~255 128 128 128 128
B-Gain Adjusted 0~255 136 136 136 136

4. SVP-EX
ComB Filter
Y-Filter Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
Sharpness
H2Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 08H 10H 10H 10H
H4Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 08H 10H 04H 10H
V2Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 08H 10H 10H 10H
V4Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 08H 10H 04H 10H
Sr2Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 00H 00H 00H 00H
Sr4Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 00H 00H 00H 00H
Sl2Gain Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 00H 00H 00H 00H
Sl4Gian Fixed 00 ~ 1FH 00H 00H 00H 00H
PeaKTh1 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 04H 04H 00H 04H
NR
YNROFF Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
CNROFF Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
YNRON Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
CNRON Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
RGB Calibration
R-Offset Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 5AH 56H 51H 56H
G-Offset Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 5AH 56H 50H 56H
B-Offet Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 5BH 56H 50H 56H
R-Gain Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 7CH 7CH 74H 7AH
G-Gain Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 7CH 7CH 7CH 7AH
B-Gain Adjusted 00H ~ FFH 7CH 7CH 81H 7AH

ADC Calibration
TCD3 Cont. Fixed 00H ~ FFH 7DH 78H 78H 78H
TCD3 Bright. Fixed 00H ~ FFH 20H 20H 20H 20H
TCD3 CR Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
TCD3 CB Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
TCD3 Delay Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
A Y offset Fixed 00H ~ FFH 40H 40H 46H 40H
A PB offset Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 46H 80H
A PR offset Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 47H 80H
A Y Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH D6H C0H C0H D6H
A PB Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH FEH 9AH 80H FEH
A PR Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH FEH 9AH 80H FEH
Black Level Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
SVP Bright. Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
Calibration Target
ITEM Condition Range low high Delta
AV ADC Fixed 00H ~ FFH 10H E8H 04H
Comp ADC Fixed 00H ~ FFH 10H E8H 04H
PC ADC Fixed 00H ~ FFH 10H E8H 04H
ALL RGB Fixed 00H ~ FFH 04H E8H 10H

5. Option Block (FRC-Micronas, FRC-Samsung, FBE/LBE)

Test Pattern Fixed 00H ~ 19H 00H 00H 00H 00H
B St.Tilt Fixed 00H ~ FFH 65H 60H 40H 70H
B St.Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 55H 55H 4BH 60H
B St.Ratio Fixed 00H ~ FFH 30H 30H 27H 30H
Skin En Fixed 00H ~ 01H 01H 01H 00H 01H
Skin Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
Skin T X Fixed 00H ~ FFH 63H 63H 6EH 63H
Skin T Y Fixed 00H ~ FFH 60H 60H 5FH 60H
White En Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
MCM Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 80H 80H 80H
White T X Fixed 00H ~ FFH 4FH 4FH 4FH 4FH
White T Y Fixed 00H ~ FFH 54H 54H 54H 54H
CHY Gain1 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 3EH 3EH 3EH 3EH
CHY Gain2 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 42H 42H 42H 42H
CHC Gain1 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 40H 40H 40H 40H
CHC Gain2 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 40H 40H 40H 40H
CHM Gain1 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 3DH 3DH 3DH 3DH
CHM Gain2 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 45H 45H 45H 45H
ColorGain TY Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
ColorGain TC Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
ColorGain TM Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
ColorGain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 85H 85H 80H 95H
ln Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 80H 85H 80H 80H
ln Offset Fixed 00H ~ FFH 00H 00H 00H 00H
6. STV8257STA323W
Ch1 Volume Fixed 00H ~ FFH 4AH 4AH 4AH 4AH
Ch2 Volume Fixed 00H ~ FFH 4AH 4AH 4AH 4AH
AGC Gain Fixed 00H ~ FFH 07H 07H 07H 07H
AM-Prescale Fixed 00H ~ 3FH 00H 00H 00H 00H
ZWT TH Fixed 00H ~ 0FH 0AH 0AH 0AH 0AH
AV Delay Fixed 00H ~ FFH 55H 55H 55H 55H
Comp delay Fixed 00H ~ FFH 32H 32H 32H 32H
HDMI Delay Fixed 00H ~ FFH 32H 32H 32H 32H
PC Delay Fixed 00H ~ FFH 32H 32H 32H 32H
L1 Att.Rel Th Fixed 00H ~ FFH CBH CBH CBH CBH

7. Y/C Delay
PAL B/G Fixed 00H ~ FFH 99H 99H 99H 99H
PAL D/K Fixed 00H ~ FFH 88H 88H 88H 88H
PAL I Fixed 00H ~ FFH 88H 88H 88H 88H
SECAM-B/G Fixed 00H ~ FFH 88H 88H 88H 88H
SECAM-D/K Fixed 00H ~ FFH 77H 77H 77H 77H
SECAM-L/L' Fixed 00H ~ FFH 66H 66H 66H 66H
AV PAL N Fixed 00H ~ FFH A8H A8H A8H A8H
AV PAL M Fixed 00H ~ FFH 77H 77H 77H 77H
AV PAL Fixed 00H ~ FFH A8H A8H A8H A8H
AV SECAM Fixed 00H ~ FFH 88H 88H 88H 88H
AV NT3.58 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 98H 98H 98H 98H
AV NT4.43 Fixed 00H ~ FFH CCH CCH CCH CCH
AV PAL60 Fixed 00H ~ FFH 77H 77H 77H 77H

8. Adjust
V Mute Time Fixed 0 ~255 10 10 10 10
Melody Vol. Fixed 0 ~ 20 9 9 9 9
AnaDmMax Fixed 0 ~ 255 FEH FEH FEH FEH
TTX Cont. Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
TTX Bright. Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
TTX Color Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
Dynamic Contr Fixed 0 ~ 100 100 100 100 100
DYN Color Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
DYN Sharp. Fixed 0 ~ 100 60 60 60 60
STD Cont. Fixed 0 ~ 100 90 90 90 90
STD Bright. Fixed 0 ~ 100 80 80 80 80
STD Color Fixed 0 ~ 100 70 70 70 70
STD Sharp. Fixed 0 ~ 100 70 70 70 70
MOV Cont. Fixed 0 ~ 100 60 60 60 60
MOV Bright. Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
MOV Color Fixed 0 ~ 100 50 50 50 50
MOV Sharp. Fixed 0 ~ 100 40 40 40 40
LNA PLUS
RFDB-1 Level Fixed 0 ~ 255 2 2 2 2
RFDB-4 Level Fixed 0 ~ 255 24 24 24 24
Hotel Option
Hotel Mode Fixed ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
PWR Om CH Fixed 0 ~ 99 1 1 1 1
PWR On Vol. Fixed 0 ~ 100 10 10 10 10
Max Volume Fixed 0 ~ 100 100 100 100 100
L.Key Lock Fixed ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
PWR On Src Fixed AV/S-VHS/.. PC1 PC1 PC1 PC1

9. -----
10. W/B Movie

WB Movie Fixed ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
Color Mode Fixed Movie Movie Movie Movie Movie
Color Tone Fixed Warm2/255 Warm2 Warm2 Warm2 Warm2
W1 R Gain Fixed 0 ~ 255 129 129 129 129
W1 B Gain Fixed 0 ~ 255 115 115 115 115
W1 R Offset Fixed 0 ~ 255 128 128 128 128
W1 B Offset Fixed 0 ~ 255 130 130 130 130
W2 R Gain Fixed 0 ~ 255 133 133 133 133
W2 B Gain Fixed 0 ~ 255 105 105 105 105
W2 R Offset Fixed 0 ~ 255 128 128 128 128
W2 B Offset Fixed 0 ~ 255 133 133 133 133
MOV Cont. Fixed 0 ~ 255 70 70 70 70
MOV Bright. Fixed 0 ~ 255 50 50 50 50
MOV Color Fixed 0 ~ 255 45 45 45 45
MOV Sharp. Fixed 0 ~ 255 25 25 25 25
11. Checksum OC04
12. Reset

3-4 Service Adjustment

3-4-1 White Balance - Calibration
If picture color is wrong, do calibration first.
Execute calibration in Factory Mode

1. Source : VIDEO
2. Setting Mode : PAL Video (MODE : #2)
3. Pattern : Pattern #24 (Chess Pattern)
4. Use Equipment : K-7256 or Equipment of equality level
5. Work order
1) Enter by Factory Mode select "1.CALIBRATION".
2) Select "AV CALIBRATION" again in CALIBRAION MENU.
3) After Completing Calibration, come out "Av success". OSD on the screen (bottom-side) for about 3 seconds.
Source AV : PAL composite, Component : 1280*720/60Hz

PC : 1024*768/60Hz
( Chess Pattern )

3-4-2 White Balance - Adjustment
If picture color is wrong, check White Balance condition.
Equipment : CA210, Patten : Toshiba

Adjust W/B in Factory Mode
Sub brightness and R/G/B Offset controls low light region

Sub contrast and R/G/B Gain controls high light region
Source AV : PAL composite, Component : 1280*720/60Hz,
HDMI[DVI] : 1280*720/60Hz
[ Test Pattern : MSPG-945 Series Pattern #16 ]
* Color temperature
1500K +/-500, -6 ~-20 MPCD
* Color coordinate
H/L : 270/280 +/- 2
L/L : 270/280 +/- 3, 2.1 Ft +/-0.05 Ft
( SAMSUNG WHITE BALANCE Adjustment PATTERN with FPD )
3-4-3 Conditions for Measurement
1. On the basis of toshiba ABL pattern : High Light level (57 IRE)
- INPUT SIGNAL GENERATOR : MSPG-925LTH
* Mode No 2 : 744X484@60 Hz
No 6 : 1280X720@60 Hz
No 21 : 1024X768@60 Hz
* Pattern No 36 : 16 Color Pattern
No 16 : Toshiba ABL Pattern
2. Optical measuring device : CA210 (FL)

Please use the MSPG-925 LTH generator for model PL-42E7S.

3-4-4 Method of Adjustment
1. Adjust the white balance of AV, Component and DVI Modes.

(AV Component)
a) Set the input to the mode in which the adjustment will be made (RF DTV PC DVI).
* Input signal - VIDEO Mode : Model #2 (744*484 Mode), Pattern #16
- DTV, DVI Mode : Model #6 (1280*720 Mode), Pattern #16
- HDMI Mode : Model #6 (1280*720 Mode), Pattern #16
b) Enter factory color control, confirm the data.
c) Adjust the low light. (Refer to table 1, 2 in adjustment position by mode)

- Adjust sub - Brightness to set the 'Y' value.
- Adjust red offset ('x') and blue offset ('y') to the color coordinates.
Low light
Measurement point
* Do not adjust green offset data.
d) Adjust the high light. (Refer to table 1, 2 in adjustment position by mode)

- Adjust red gain ('x') and blue gain ('y') to the color coordinates.
Hight light
Measurement point
* Do not adjust the green gain and sub-contrast (Y) data.

3-5 Software Upgrade

3-5-1 How to Update Flash ROM
1. Installthe Flash Downloader

Connect Set (Service Jack) and Jig Cable to execute Program Update.
2. Flash Downloader program update

- Before Turning on the set, Click "connect" which is under of OSD Screen.
- Turn on the Set.

3-6 Replacements & Calibration

* Check items listed after changing each

Replaced Items Code No. Check Items
1) Auto Program
ASSY PCB MISC-MAIN BN94-01004A
2) White Balance Adjust
ASSY PCB P-SMPS(MAIN) BN96-03052A Vs, Va voltage check and adjust
ASSY PCB P-SMPS(DC DC) BN96-01856A Vscan, Vset, Ve voltage check and adjust
ASSY PDP P-LOGIC BOARD BN96-03106A
ASSY PDP P-X MAIN BOARD BN96-03101A
ASSY PDP P-Y MAIN BOARD BN96-03102A
Not adjustment
ASSY PDP P-Y MAIN SCAN BOARD BN96-03103A
ASSY PDP P-ADDRESS E BUFF BOARD BN96-03104A
ASSY PDP P-ADDRESS F BUFF BOARD BN96-03105A
When replacing the SMPS (DC DC) or PDP panel, you have to check the voltage printed on the panel sticker and adjust it.

3-6-1 Voltage Adjustment
1. After replacing the SMPS or PDP panel, you must adjust the voltage referring to the voltage label printed on the panel.
(If you do not adjust the voltage, an abnormal discharge symptom may appear.)
Value Board Adjustment
Vs 200
SMPS-MAIN
Va 65
Vset 195
Ve 120 SMPS-DC/DC
Vscan -190
Voltage Label
SMPS-MAIN SMPS-DC/DC
2. A point of adjusting SMPS-MAIN voltage.
Vs Adjustment
Vs Test point
Va Adjustment Va Test point

3. A point of adjusting SMPS-DC/DC.
Test Point
Vset (Middle)
Vscan (Right)
Vscan/Vset
Adjustment
Point
VE
Adjustment
Point
Ve Test Point
* Use base chassis of PDP panel as GND point.

MEMO

Exploded View & Part List
4. Exploded View & Part List

4-1 PL42E7SX/RCL
You can search for the updated part code through ITSELF web site.
URL:http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr
Loc. No. Code No. Description Specification Q'ty SA/SNA Remark
FT532 2901-001374 FILTER-EMI AC LINE 250V,6A,UL/SA/VDE,0.1 1 S.A
M0003 BN96-02746C ASSY STAND P-SET RIGHT 42E7,HIPS HB,BLK( 1 S.A
M0013 BN96-03069B ASSY COVER P-REAR 42E7,PCM T0.5,ASIA 1 S.A
M0013 BN96-03070B ASSY COVER P-REAR BOTTOM 42E7,HIPS HB,BK 1 S.A
M0020 BN96-03075A ASSY BOARD P-SIDE A/V AUDI,SJ05-01-430,S 1 S.A
M0112 BN63-02367B COVER-FRONT 42E7,HIPS,HB,GRAY,BKP-1526,A 1 S.N.A
T0448
M0145 BN96-02784A ASSY BOARD P-FUNCTION TWISTER,CT5000-385 1 S.A
M0013
M0146 BN96-02050D ASSY BOARD P-POWER & IR Twister,CT5000-3 1 S.A
M0216 BN96-02747C ASSY STAND P-SET LEFT 42E7,HIPS HB,BLK(B 1 S.A
T0003 BN96-03625B ASSY COVER P-FRONT 42E7S(HQ),ASIA,HIPS H 1 S.A
T0023 BN64-00419A KNOB-POWER 42V6,PC,VIOLET 1 S.N.A
T0023 BN64-00421A KNOB POWER 42V6,DECO,ABS,HB,BLK(BK500),C 1 S.N.A
T0152
T0079 T0044 BN96-03073A ASSY PDP MODULE P M1,SPD-42D5SD,D71C,V5. 1 S.A
T0074 T0268 FT532
T0057 BP64-00177A BADGE-BRAND ALL,AL,T1.5,70,11.3,BLK,SILI 1 S.N.A
T0312
T0059 BN64-00366A INDICATOR LED ROME-I,PC,CLEAR,ALL MODEL 1 S.N.A
T0060 BN61-02184A SPRING ETC SUS304,OD11.2,L30,N7 1 S.N.A
T0159
T0074 BN59-00556A REMOCON Bordeaux,TM86,44,PAL-N, M,South 1 S.A
T0044
T0079 BN94-01004A ASSY PCB MISC-MAIN PL42E7SX/RCL,D74D 1 S.A
T0448 M0013 T0152 BN96-01774A ASSY BRACKET P-WALL RIGHT SPD-42P5HD,SEC 1 S.N.A
T0159 BN96-03052A ASSY PCB P-SMPS PS42E7H,100~240V,245*370 1 S.A
T0175 BN96-02785A ASSY SPEAKER P 8ohm,Twister,42inch,10W 1 S.A
T0268 3903-000194 CBF-POWER CORD DT,CL,LP3/N,U(IEC C13-RA) 1 S.A
T0312 BN96-03067A ASSY COVER P-REAR SUB 42E7,SECC,T1.0,AUD 1 S.A
M0020
T0456 T0448 BN96-03068B ASSY BRACKET P-TERMINAL 42E7,ASIA,SECC T 1 S.N.A
T0448 BN96-01775A ASSY BRACKET P-WALL LEFT SPD-42P5HD,SECC 1 S.N.A
T0456 BN67-00160A GLASS-FILTER EMI 42V4,Sputter,NTR,T=49%, 1 S.A
T0003
M0216
M0112
M0003
T0175
T0059
M0146
T0057
T0060
T0023 M0145
T0023

Troubleshooting
6. Troubleshooting
6-1 First Checklist for Troubleshooting
1. Check the various cable connections first.
- Check to see if there is a burnt or damaged cable.
- Check to see if there is a disconnected cable connection or a connection is too loose.
- Check to see if the cables are connected according to the connection diagram.
2. Check the power input to the Main Board.
3. Check the voltage in and out between the SMPS Main Board, between the SMPS X, Y Main Board, and between the
Logic Boards.

Troubleshooting
6-2 Checkpoints by Error Mode
6-2-1 No Power
- The LEDs on the front panel do not work when connecting the power cord.
Symptom - The SMPS relay does not work when connecting the power cord.
- The power of the unit seems to be out of order.
The SMPS relay or the LEDs on the front panel do not work when connecting the power cord if the cables are improperly
connected or the Main Board or SMPS is out of order. In this case, check the following:
- Check the internal cable connection status inside the unit.
Major Checklist
- Check the fuses of each part.
- Check the output voltage of SMPS.
- Replace the Main Board.
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Are the AC IN socket connector and No The AC IN socket connector and
the Main SMPS CN800 connected? the Main SMPS CN800 connected
Yes
Is the Fuse (F801S) of the Main SMPS No

Power Input Part blown? Replace Fuse (F801S)
Yes
Main SMPS CN804-1 No

Pin 3 : STB 5V Replace the Main SMPS
Pin 8 PS-ON : Check to see if it is 0V
Yes
Replace the Main Board

Troubleshooting
6-2-2 When the unit is repeatedly turned on and off

Symptom - The SMPS relay is repeatedly turned on and off.
In general, the SMPS relay repeatedly turns on and off by the protection function due to a defect on a board connected to the
SMPS.
- Disconnect all cables from the SMPS, operate the SMPS alone and check if the SMPS works properly and if each voltage
Major Checklist output is correct.
- If the symptom continues even when SMPS is operated alone, replace the SMPS.
- If the symptom is not observed when operating the SMPS alone, find any defective ASSYs by connecting the cables one by
one.
Troubleshooting Does the symptom continue when

Does the symptom continue after No
Procedures connecting the power and connecting the power after connecting Replace the
removing the CN809 cable from the CN809 cable and removing the DC-DC SMPS
the Main SMPS? CN1, CN2, CN4 and CN6 cables
from the DC-DC SMPS?
Yes
Does the symptom continue

after connecting the power and Does the symptom continue when
connecting the power after Replace the
removing the CN804-2 cable X Main Board
from the Main SMPS? removing the CN4 cable from the
DC-DC SMPS?
Yes
Replace the Main SMPS

Does the symptom continue when
Replace the
connecting the power after removing
Y Main Board
CN2 from the DC-DC SMPS?
Does the symptom continue when

Replace the
connecting the power after removing
Logic Board
CN810 from the Main SMPS?
When separating and connecting the cables such as CN809 of the Main SMPS, CN1, CN2, CN3, CN4 and CN5 of DC-DC
Caution SMPS, CN of the X Main Board, and CN of the Y Main Board, a spark may be generated by the electric charge of the high
capacity capacitor. Therefore, wait some time after separating the power cord from the unit.

Troubleshooting
6-2-3 No Picture (When audio is normal)

Symptom - Audio is normal but no picture is displayed on the screen.
- This may happen when the Main Board is normal but the X, Y Main Board, Logic Board, or Y Buffer Board is out of order.
Major Checklist - The output voltage of the Main SMPS or the DC-DC SMPS is out of order.
- This may happen when the LVDS cable connecting the Main Board and the Logic Board is disconnected.
Are the Vs and Va voltages No

normal after removing the CN809 Replace the Main SMPS
cable from the Main SMPS?
Troubleshooting
Procedures Yes
Is the output voltage of the

DC-DC SMPS normal when
reconnecting the CN809 cable No
Replace the DC-DC SMPS
and removing the CN1, CN2,
CN4 and CN6 cables from the
DC-DC SMPS?
Yes
Replace the Y Main Board
Replace the X Main Board
Replace the Logic Board
Replace the Y Scan Board
When separating and connecting the cables such as CN809 of the Main SMPS, CN1, CN2, CN3, CN4 and CN5 of the DC-DC
Caution SMPS, CN of the X Main Board, and CN of the Y Main Board, a spark may be generated by the electric charge of the high
capacity capacitor. Therefore, wait some time after separ ating the power cord from the unit.

Troubleshooting
6-2-4 No Sound
Symptom - Video is normal but there is no sound.
- When the speaker connectors are disconnected or damaged.
Major Checklist - When the sound processing part of the Main Board is out of order.
- Speaker defect.
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Is the cable connection between
the Main Board and the speaker Connect the cable properly or
properly connected? replace the cable, if necessary.
Is the output voltage of SMPS

normal? (CN803 #5) Replace the Main SMPS
Is the speaker output terminal

of the Main Board normal?
Replace the Speaker

Troubleshooting
6-2-5 No Video
Symptom - A normal/cable network analog broadcast screen is blank or abnormal but OSD is OK.
- Check the antenna connection settings (Antenna 1 - Normal/Cable/DTV, Antenna 2 - Only for DTV)
Major Checklist - Check the tuner output signal (CVBS).
- Check the power input of the Main board.
Troubleshooting
Procedures
Is the antenna connection setting
Configure properly
properly configured?
Check CN101 pin2 for +33V Replace the Main SMPS

Troubleshooting
6-2-6 Main SMPS Troubleshooting

Power On
Abnormal
STD_5V Check the U101, D108
Normal
Abnormal
PFC Check the U201, Q203, Q204
Normal
Abnormal
VA Check the U501
Abnormal
Multi Check the U601
Normal
Abnormal
VS Check the Q401, Q402
Normal
Check the Other board (Main Board or Driver Board) or Cable.

Troubleshooting
6-2-7 Drive Board Troubleshooting
1) Troubleshooting Summary
Condition Name Description Related Board

No Voltage Output Operating Voltage don't exist PSU
No Display Operating Voltage exist, but an Image doesn't exist on screen Y-MAIN, X-MAIN, Logic Main, Cable
Abnormal Display Abnormal Image (not open or short) is no screen Y-MAIN, X-MAIN, Logic Main
Sustain Open Some horizontal lines don't exist on screen Scan Buffer, FPC of X/Y
Sustain Short Some horizontal lines appear to be linked on screen Scan Buffer, FPC of X/Y
Address Open Some vertical lines don't exist on screen Logic Main, Logic Buffer, TCP
Address Short Some vertical lines appear to be linked on screen Logic Main, Logic Buffer, TCP

Troubleshooting
2) Troubleshooting Procedure in Abnormal Conditions

No Display (Operating Voltage exist, but an doesn't exist on Screen)
No Display is related with Y-MAIN, X-MAIN, Logic Main and so on.
This page shows you how to check the boards, and the following pages show you how to find the defective board.
No Display
[ Logic Main ] [ Y-MAIN ] [ X-MAIN ]

LED Blinks Check necessary points Check necessary points
[ Logic Main ]
Check if power is supplied
( 5V, 3.3V )
YES NO
Check the LED Check the

operation power connectivity
YES NO
Check if internal is Check the Check the FUSE

Default Black MICOM operation
Check the
Check if any address Check the ASIC input voltage
data output is detected Control Signal output
If the input voltage is

Check if the data abnormal, replace the
and control signals PSU and check it
between DDR & ASIC again as this indicates
are normal a PSU output error
[ Y-MAIN ] [ X-MAIN ]
Check several points Check several points
OPEN OPEN
F5001 for VDD F4000 for VCC
FUSE Replace the Board FUSE Replace the Board
F5002 for Vs F4003 for Vs
OK OK
Q5008 SHORT Q4010 SHORT

Q5009 FET/ Q4011 FET/
Replace the Board Replace the Board
Q5010 DIODE Q4012 DIODE
Q5013 Q4015
OK OK
Y-MAIN X-MAIN
Normal State Normal State

Troubleshooting
Abnormal Display(Abnormal Image is on Screen.(except abnormality in Sustain or Address)

Abnormal Display is related with Y-MAIN, X-MAIN, Logic Main and so on.
Abnormal
Display
[ Logic Main ]
Observation of
Check necessary points Check necessary points
abnormal display
[ Logic Main ]
LED Blinks
( action of Vsync )
Regular NO
Logic Main
abnormal
Normal State
pattern
YES
Replace the Board Replace the PDP
Check several points Check several points
OPEN OPEN
F5001 for VDD F4000 for VCC
FUSE Replace the Board FUSE Replace the Board
F5002 for Vs F4003 for Vs
OK OK
Q5008 SHORT Q4010 SHORT

Q5009 Q4011
FET Replace the Board FET Replace the Board
Q5010 Q4012
Q5013 Q4015
OK OK
Y-MAIN X-MAIN
Normal State Normal State

Troubleshooting
Sustain Open (some horizontal lines don't exist on screen)
[ Y-FPC ]
Sustain Open
NG
After Changing Y-buffer, Replace the Panel
recheck the status There a defect on FPC
OK
Done
(Defect is from Y-buffer)
Sustain Short (some horizontal lines appear to be linked on Video)

[ Y-FPC ]
Sustain Short
(Discharging in unwanted Scan line)
NG
After Changing Y-buffer, Replace the Panel
recheck the status There a defect on FPC
OK
Done
(Defect is from Y-buffer)

Troubleshooting
Address Open, Short(some vertical lines don't exist on screen)

Address Open and Short is related with Logic Main, Logic Buffer, FFC, TCP film and so on.
[ Logic Main ]
Address Open/Short
Check the LED operation
NG NG
Check if the internal mode Check the Check the DDR
screen is normal Main Board input voltage (Vref)
OK OK
OK
NG
Reload the data onto the
MICOM and recheck it
Check if a specific TCP Block Check the DDR Vref
screen is displayed abnormally input power and the
Voltage Divider
resistance
Check if there is an open or
short circuit on the Buffer Board
and the Logic Main address
data output section.
Check the FFC connection status
OK
NG NG
Check the detailed waveform Replace Logic Main /

and control the signal waveform Address Buffer (E or F) /
FFC
NG
OK
DONE
Replace the Panel

Troubleshooting
6-3 Troubleshooting Procedures by ASS'Y

No Assy Code No. Description Major Symptoms
1 ASSY PCB P-SMPS BN96-03052A Main SMPS No power, Blank screen, the Relay repeats On and Off.
2 ASSY PCB P-SMPS BN96-01856A DC-DC SMPS Blank screen, the Relay repeats On and Off.
3 ASSY PDP P-X MAIN BOARD BN96-03101A X Main Board Blank screen
4 ASSY PDP P-Y MAIN BOARD BN96-03102A Y Main Board Blank screen
5 ASSY PDP MODUEL P-LOGIC MAIN BOARD BN96-03106A Logic Board Blank screen, Screen noise
6 ASSY PDP P-Y SCAN BOARD BN96-03103A Y Scan Board Row Bar screen is blank
7 ASSY PDP P-ADDRESS E-BUFF BOARD BN96-03104A Address E Buffer Board Corresponding Buffer Board block screen is blank.
8 ASSY PDP P-ADDRESS F-BUFF BOARD BN96-03105A Address F Buffer Board Corresponding Buffer Board block screen is blank.
9 ASSY PCB MISC-MAIN BN94-01004A Main Board No Power, Abnormal screen for each input source, PIP screen trouble, Sound trouble
10 ASSY BOARD P-FUNCTION BN96-02784A Function Key Board The side function key does not work properly
11 ASSY BOARD P-POWER&IR BN96-02050D Power Button Board The remote control does not work properly, the LED does not work properly.
12 ASSY BOARD P-SIDE AV BN96-03075A Side AV Board The AV2 and S-VIDEO2 modes do not work properly

MEMO

Electrical Part List
5. Electrical Part List

5-1 PL42E7SX/RCL Service Item
You can search for the updated part code through ITSELF web site.
URL:http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr
Loc. No. Code No. Description Specification Q'ty SA/SNA Remark
M0003 BN96-02746C ASSY STAND P-SET RIGHT 42E7,HIPS HB,BLK( 1 S.A
M0013 BN96-03069B ASSY COVER P-REAR 42E7,PCM T0.5,ASIA 1 S.A
M0013 BN96-03070B ASSY COVER P-REAR BOTTOM 42E7,HIPS HB,BK 1 S.A
M0216 BN96-02747C ASSY STAND P-SET LEFT 42E7,HIPS HB,BLK(B 1 S.A
M2893 BN39-00164E LEAD CONNECTOR Twister,UL1015#18,1P,300m 1 S.A
M2893 BN39-00632B LEAD CONNECTOR PS-42E7HX/XEC,UL1617#22,U 1 S.A
M2893 BN39-00667D LEAD CONNECTOR-LVDS AUDI,UL20276#30,31PI 1 S.A
M2893 BN39-00675A LEAD CONNECTOR PUCCINI,UL1007#26,10PIN,1 1 S.A
M2893 BN39-00676A LEAD CONNECTOR PUCCINI,UL1007#26,12PIN,1 1 S.A
T0003 BN96-03625B ASSY COVER P-FRONT 42E7S(HQ),ASIA,HIPS H 1 S.A
T0044 BN96-03073A ASSY PDP MODULE P M1,SPD-42D5SD,D71C,V5. 1 S.A
T0074 BN59-00556A REMOCON Bordeaux,TM86,44,PAL-N, M,South 1 S.A
T0079 BN94-01004A ASSY PCB MISC-MAIN PL42E7SX/RCL,D74D 1 S.A
T0159 BN96-01856A ASSY PCB P-SMPS SPD-50P5HD(DC_DC),200Vin 1 S.A
T0159 BN96-03052A ASSY PCB P-SMPS PS42E7H,100~240V,245*370 1 S.A
T0175 BN96-02785A ASSY SPEAKER P 8ohm,Twister,42inch,10W 1 S.A
T0312 BN96-03067A ASSY COVER P-REAR SUB 42E7,SECC,T1.0,AUD 1 S.A
T1910 BN96-03101A ASSY PDP MODULE P-X-MAIN BOARD M1,PL42SD 1 S.A
T1911 BN96-03102A ASSY PDP MODULE P-Y-MAIN BOARD M1,PL42SD 1 S.A
T1912 BN96-03103A ASSY PDP MODULE P-Y-SCAN BUFFE M1,PL42SD 1 S.A
T1914 BN96-03104A ASSY PDP MODULE P-ADDRESS E-BU M1,PL42SD 1 S.A
T1915 BN96-03105A ASSY PDP MODULE P-ADDRESS F-BU M1,PL42SD 1 S.A
T1917 BN96-03106A ASSY PDP MODULE P-LOGIC MAIN B M1,PL42SD 1 S.A

MEMO

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PLASMA DISPLAY TV FEATURES

DTV Ready PDP TV

Supreme Picture Quality

RF, HDMI, PC(Analog),

Slim line design

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Chapter 2 Product Specification

Chapter 3 Alignment & Adjustment

Chapter 4 Exploded View & Part List

Chapter 5 Electrical Part List

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Chapter 12 Disassembly & Reassembly

Chapter 13 Circuit Description

Chapter 14 Reference Information

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14. Reference Information

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4. The picture size can be changed even in the blue screen.

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Simultaneous Screen English Caption

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External Input DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)

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42SD = 409K Pixels

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Side Panel Jacks

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2 NUMERIC BUTTONS 18 SLEEP

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11-2 Installation Notes and Precautions

1. Contact a technician for installing the wall bracket.

11-2-2 Mounting Kits

Wall Mount Bracket ASSY-HINGE Screws

1EA LEFT :1EA RIGHT :1EA SCREW : 4 EA

11-2-3 How to assemble the Wall Mount Bracket

1 The wall mount bracket is delivered separately.